Showing posts with label Qatar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Qatar. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

New logo: QNBN


The Qatar National Broadband Network Company was established by the Qatari government to roll out broadband fibre to the emirate. Last week, on October 10, it launched a new corporate identity, created by Wolff Olins.
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Monday, May 21, 2012

New logo: Qatar Chamber


The Qatar Chamber of Commerce & Industry announced last week, on May 16, that it would adopt a new visual identity and also shorten its name to "Qatar Chamber". A Bahraini agency called Vahid Associates is behind the new look.
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Monday, May 7, 2012

New logo: Katara Hospitality


The Qatar National Hotels Company is a Qatari company that owns hotels and resorts in Asia, Africa and Europe. At the end of April, it changed its name to Katara Hospitality and introduced a new corporate identity. Both the new name and the visual identity were developed by Lambie-Nairn.

The name "Katara" was used in ancient maps to describe the Qatar region, and should reflect the heritage from the company's home country.
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Friday, February 10, 2012

Olympic bid logo: Doha 2020


Qatar's capital city Doha unveiled the logo for its Olympic bid today, February 10, at a "Family Fun Day" in the city. They also unveiled the bid's official slogan, "Inspiring Change". As one can see, the logo depicts a colourful tree. Purple, the colour of the Qatari flag, is used for the trunk and the wordmark.
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Monday, May 2, 2011

New logo: Msheireb Properties


Dohaland is a subsidiary of the non-profit Qatar Foundation, launched in 2009 and concerned with urban development with a Qatari flare. On April 26, it rebranded and changed its name to Msheireb Properties. The new name comes from Musheireb, a development project to reinvigorate a downtown area in Doha, the first such project launched by the company.

The old Musheireb area was built around a well, and this is a clear inspiration for the brand mark. The circular form can respresent "both the ancient stone well and a window to the future, promising opportunity yet rooted in solid foundations". The olive green colour represents sustainabaility.

Brash Brands has taken credit for the rebrand work. The agency has been busy lately; its rebrand for dnata was launched in the same week, as reported on this blog.

Previous Dohaland logo.
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