(75 votes, average: 3.40 out of 5)
Credits: Miles Design
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I like the concept (using the golden ratio/Fibonacci series). I think the logo can not be reduced any further than it is above. I like the typeface but I think the gap between the logotype and the icon can be reduced.
Martin, I think that gap is part of the golden ratio
Normally I would reduce it, but here it is justified.
Nice and clean. I really like it a lot – a very classy logo.
I think I’d use the underline below the RATIO to close the frame for the \golden ratio,\ thereby enclosing the text within the box.
If necessary I’d make a simplified version (and perhaps the design did) to shrink the logo any further.
The great thing about this logo that I would be excited to see is the geometric design for framing ad and page layouts. Imagine the possibilities of being able to lay out a page using the golden ration design as your template! Brochures, folders, etc. here we come!
very nice. the only thing i’m questioning is why the white lines within the rectangle are so heavy. It makes the curve harder to discern and is disproportionate to everything else
This is a beautiful logo, working very well with its intended subject (architecture). I have the same minor issue, however, with the gap between the icon and the text – it seems it may need to be a bit closer. Overall great execution though.
I think the logo can not be reduced any further than it is above. I like the typeface but I think the gap between the logotype and the icon can be reduced.