Design studio gets a new corporate identity

For more than 50 years, the architectural firm Exner bore the name of the Exner family. In connection with a generational change, design concern developed their new identity in close cooperation with the architects. Together we created the new name for the company: E+N, Existing plus New Architecture.

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Results.

Increased visiblity

Visual website

Strong and clean visual identity

Established common thread across platforms

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In connection with the generational change, the task was to create a new name, a new identity, and a new online universe in which we could recognise ourselves. It succeeded, and our name reflects what we work with: architecture in the area of tension between existing plus new. Our world is visual and the new website shows images from the many architectural projects.

Jesper Bach, Partner, E+N

About the project.

From Exners Tegnestue to E+N – the renowned architectural firm is behind projects like Hindsgavl Castle, Koldinghus, and Sydbank’s regional office in Flensborg.

In connection with a generational change, the company, formerly known as Exner, wanted to create a new corporate identity. This included the development of a new name, a new logo, and a new digital universe, where there had to be a clear common thread in the identity program.

design concern developed the new name, E+N, a new, simple, and strong logo as well as a responsive and image-based website for E+N.

The new name and logo clearly reflect what E+N works with on a daily basis: architecture in the field of tension between existing plus new. The new website also reflects the firm’s strong visual profile, with its many beautiful projects featured prominently on the pages. The website visually presents E+N’s many architectural solutions in the fields of culture, business, housing, learning, and church environments, as well as master plans.

The projects can also be downloaded in PDF format for references and competitions.

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