Designed as one.
Not pieced together.
The H, the roof, the forward motion—rebalanced into one clear signature. Forest enamel, warm brass, and a quieter, more confident wordmark.
Stronger Partnerships. Shared Growth.
Stronger Partnerships. Shared Growth.
A roof that belongs.
An H that holds together.
V4 had the right ingredients. V5 rebuilds their relationship: fewer parts, deliberate joins, and a clear silhouette before any material or lighting is added.
One construction
The gold roof continues directly into the right upright. The green bridge meets it at a precise shared edge—not an overlapping patch.
Controlled energy
A consistent forward rake keeps the momentum. Wider negative space and matched stroke weight make the mark feel intentional.
Depth, without noise
Small machined bevels, satin green faces, and softly reflective brass. The dimension comes from the form—not a heavy drop shadow.
The previous H with an added roof and a diagonal color split.
A unified H-and-roof silhouette, a purposeful two-part construction, and clean color boundaries.
A mark with presence.
The refined identity as dimensional signage. The symbol and lettering share the same restraint: substantial form, small edge highlights, and room to breathe.
Beautiful in 3D.
Useful everywhere else.
The working logo is a clean vector—not a render. Its lettering is outlined, its small-use silhouette stays clear, and its one-color version needs no gradients to work.
A simple, readable signature using the flat mark. No 3D effects at email size. John Bird, without an unconfirmed title or contact information.
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Vector masters, transparent PNGs, three dimensional studies, and editable 3D source. V4 is untouched. Nothing installed in Gmail or deployed to the live brand.