Altitude Home GroupLogo Design Contest

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https://logotournament.com/forum/general_discussion/914

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#1 is too similar to a co-worker's logo that was just completed on here (Denver West Homes). I am looking for something unique.

I do want to incorporate Castle Rock into the logo. Rather than a home or a roof top in the in front with Castle Rock in the background I was hoping for something done with the lettering of Altitude or Altitude Home Group to convey real estate or a home and then have Castle Rock incorporated somewhere.

What I liked about my uploaded example 1 was the use of a roof top in a different way. For my contest, perhaps making the "T"s in Altitude connect like a roof top or something unique and creative.

What I liked in my uploaded example 2 was the diamond shaded in the words. Another possibility may be to shade a house into Altitude Home Group or Castle Rock.

I do not want to limit your creativity. I did want to make sure we explore other options outside of a home in the foreground and Castle Rock in the back.
Thanks.