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Client

Ambiental Xpert

Year

2026

Industry

B2B services

Consulting

Construction

Services

Branding

Brand strategy

Before touching the logo, we researched the market, the competition and their different client profiles. Conversations with the founders, Claudio and Montserrat, helped us understand how the business works, its value proposition and what was important to position and communicate. On that foundation, we built a brand system designed to connect with the right audience and clearly communicate the value of their services. We also found a way to put that differentiation into practice: making real permitting timelines visible, something few brands in the industry talk about.

(What we did)

  • Market and competitor research

  • Voice of the client and the buyer

  • Positioning for developers

  • Service catalog

Verbal identity

The rebrand became a warm, trustworthy visual identity that reflects Ambiental Xpert's genuine interest in helping clients get their projects done within environmental regulations. That vision guided every design decision, from the elements we chose to the ones we left out.

(What we did)

  • Positioned as the builder's ally

  • Technical register, not activist

  • Institutional respect

  • Service presentation

Visual identity

We explored two routes: an organic one, inspired by topographic lines, and a constructive one that integrated the A and the X as beams over an urban grid. They chose the fine-line direction, paired with a monospaced typeface that recalls engineering and architectural drawings. Instead of reaching for the industry's usual symbols, like leaves and trees, we built an identity with visual references closer to the daily work of the people who hire them.

(What we did)

  • Fine-line logotype

  • A and X breakdown over an urban grid

  • Blueprint-style monospaced type

  • Stationery and folders

Art direction

The brand applications follow the same logic as the branding and reflect the nature of their work. We prioritized natural-looking papers, like kraft and recycled gray, and kept ink to a minimum. We also designed folders for final deliverables to government agencies and clients, with a professional presentation consistent with the identity.

(What we did)

  • Kraft and recycled gray paper

  • Minimal ink

  • Folders for government and clients

  • Business cards

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  • Dr. Santiago Neuro

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  • Ambiental Xpert

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Details

Client

Ambiental Xpert

Year

2026

Industry

B2B services

Consulting

Construction

Services

Branding

Brand strategy

Before touching the logo, we researched the market, the competition and their different client profiles. Conversations with the founders, Claudio and Montserrat, helped us understand how the business works, its value proposition and what was important to position and communicate. On that foundation, we built a brand system designed to connect with the right audience and clearly communicate the value of their services. We also found a way to put that differentiation into practice: making real permitting timelines visible, something few brands in the industry talk about.

(What we did)

  • Market and competitor research

  • Voice of the client and the buyer

  • Positioning for developers

  • Service catalog

Verbal identity

The rebrand became a warm, trustworthy visual identity that reflects Ambiental Xpert's genuine interest in helping clients get their projects done within environmental regulations. That vision guided every design decision, from the elements we chose to the ones we left out.

(What we did)

  • Positioned as the builder's ally

  • Technical register, not activist

  • Institutional respect

  • Service presentation

Visual identity

We explored two routes: an organic one, inspired by topographic lines, and a constructive one that integrated the A and the X as beams over an urban grid. They chose the fine-line direction, paired with a monospaced typeface that recalls engineering and architectural drawings. Instead of reaching for the industry's usual symbols, like leaves and trees, we built an identity with visual references closer to the daily work of the people who hire them.

(What we did)

  • Fine-line logotype

  • A and X breakdown over an urban grid

  • Blueprint-style monospaced type

  • Stationery and folders

Art direction

The brand applications follow the same logic as the branding and reflect the nature of their work. We prioritized natural-looking papers, like kraft and recycled gray, and kept ink to a minimum. We also designed folders for final deliverables to government agencies and clients, with a professional presentation consistent with the identity.

(What we did)

  • Kraft and recycled gray paper

  • Minimal ink

  • Folders for government and clients

  • Business cards

Keep going to see the next project

  • Dr. Santiago Neuro

  • -