IE² Construction, Inc. Logo Design Contest

A clean, modern approach. The lower case seems to make it easier to read the "i" "e" - so it doesn't get confused with 1E (as in one). I'm sure you've been over that issue a lot. I'll keep exploring.
Cheers, Mike

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The green in the 2 gives a nod to the green practices, and helps the clean, sharp look.

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Containing the letters.

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I'm not really thinking the capital I is being confused with a 1 after producing these designs. I most likely depends on the typeface and design whether that becomes an issue.

can you produce entry #2 with maybe a simple silhouette skyline in the background in a bold line for the skyline?

Adding another element has to be done carefully, not to make the logo look too "busy". Here are some options for incorporating the skyline.

In the lettering - slick and professional.

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As a separate element.

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#46 looks really good and has a nice balance to it as well. Could you also show us a version of #46 with "construction" in all capital letters like in #3? Thanks!

Capitals for Construction works well. I think it looks tighter as a whole.

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A more streamlined type treatment, as an option.

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I like entry #47 a lot.

Can you put that design and try some different colors in earth tones (tan, grey, orange, darker green, ect)?

Leave it with me - I'll create some options. Thanks for the feedback.

where did you go? Can you still produce some designs in different colors? I am referencing entry #47. How about tweaking the 2 and making it a little smaller?

New options - as discussed.

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Smaller 2.

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Orange / smaller 2 again.

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The IE2 moved in front of CONSTRUCTION.

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IE in blue, 2 bigger, gray skyline.

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IE in blue, 2 bigger, blue skyline (gradient across the horizontal).

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IE in blue, 2 bigger, blue skyline (gradient in the vertical direction).

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