Community Builders Network of Metro St. LouisLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Community Builders Network of Metro St. Louis
Community Builders Network of Metro St. Louis has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 127 designs
from 17 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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What We Do
By fostering strong community development nonprofits, Community Builders Network (CBN) aims to create great neighborhoods across the St. Louis region with diverse housing stocks, access to good jobs, transportation options (including walking and biking), successful schools, sustainable energy practices, vibrant public spaces, and strong civic participation.
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Color Preferences
We do not want yellow or purple.
Green is good because of association with sustainability but not necessary. Shaded colors or blended hues (instead of primary colors) we think could connote sophistication and openness to new ideas. Above all we want the colors to suggest optimism and openness to new ideas.
Green is good because of association with sustainability but not necessary. Shaded colors or blended hues (instead of primary colors) we think could connote sophistication and openness to new ideas. Above all we want the colors to suggest optimism and openness to new ideas.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
St. Louis, MO has an iconic arch. Using the arch could be good or bad. It can be a cliche. Our main focus is on neighborhoods.
Themes
Simple
Modern
Adventure
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