50th Anniversary Logomark

The 50th Anniversary Planning Committee decided early on that not only would there be an emblem that branded all of our work for the coming celebratory year, but that the emblem would be developed through a CED student design competition.

logo iterations50th Anniversary Logomark in four applications

 

Sixty three entries were received in the College of Environment + Design's 50th Anniversary Student Logomark Competition. The rules were simple; a denotation of 50 years, and the words "College of Environment + Design (or CE+D, or CED, upper or lowercase acceptable)" had to be incorporated into each entry. Nine entries survived the first round of competition, and were manipulated by Senior Graphic Designer Eleonora Machado into a variety of iterations and applications, from which the 50th Anniversary Branding Committee made their final selections.

Eleonora and the branding committee then worked with the winning entry to produce the official logomark of our college's 50th Anniversary celebration; that design process is represented in this document. (PDF) 

 

logo iterationsLogomark color variations

 

all logo entries

Branding Committee deliberations

 

The Winning Entries 

 

 

Karlie Roper receiving check from Dean Hirt

First Place Karlie Roper, with Dean Hirt

 first place entry

Karlie's entry

 

 

Kinsey Bullock receiving check from Dean Hirt

 Second Place Kinsey Bullock, with Dean Hirt

 second place entry

 Kinsey's entry

  

 

Greg Huber receiving check from Dean Hirt

 Honorable Mention Greg Huber, with Dean Hirt

 honorable mention

 Greg's entry

 

Anna Leigh Turner receiving check from Dean Hirt

 Honorable Mention Anna Leigh Turner, with Dean Hirt

 honorable mention

 Anna Leigh's entry

 

poster of logo iterations

Poster showing variety of applications of the logo (click here for larger version) (PDF)