JG Construction and RenovationLogo Design Contest

Hello,
Here are my first options...
#4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9
Please dont hesitate to leave a comments and advices.
Regards!

Hi PSTO,

I like the iconic look to your designs, simple, recognizable.

I don't design skyscrapers, so 4 and 5 seem a little too suggestive of a Manhatten skyline.

The text is right on the money. I like the typeface you've chosen for the JG, and the relationship between the JG and the Construction & Renovation.

The icon in 8 and 9 is interesting, but I don't know what it is, perhaps it's not quite literal enough.

Thanks,
#8 and #9 represent a perspective angle of greek column structure.
Would you send me web or pics of your works, for inspiration.
Regards!

here are the new ones #10 #11 #12 #13

One of the markets I'm working in is the Ghent district of Norfolk, Virginia. A Google image search of "ghent norfolk" shows a lot of the residential structures there, though not many of the commercial. My current project is this building in Ghent http://www.flickr.com/photos/erikbarrett/7268460862/in/photostream/

Haven't seen anything from you today. Because your stuff hits so well on the iconic side of things, I'm eager to see what you can do with a double stair. Nobody's done anything with that yet.

here are new ones #78 #79 #80

The plumb bob in #80 is confusing inside the G. If we use the plumb bob, I'd like the entire graphic centered upon it, perhaps with the intitials inside it, or perhaps just an iconic bob by itself

#78 - I like the simplicity of the red box with the initials inside. What if they were centered at the bottom of the box, or were made to fill the box?

I don't like the graphic and the text of the business name being tied so rigidly together. I want to be able to move the graphic in relation to the business name.

here are the new ones #87 #88 #91 #92

#87 has possibilities. I like where it's going.

here are the new ones #141 #142 #143 #144 #145 #146

here are new ones #187 #188 #189 #190

The new bob is dynamite. My favorite is #187. I like the protrusion on the bottom. The only problem is that the rounded top makes it look like a snow cone. Can we emphasize the top finial and/or flatten the top?

some like these #191 #192