“Our staff is very engaged with the process of giving CTC a new image, and our customers have received it very positively. Thank you for your outstanding work.”
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CTC – an AIRBUS brand takes off.
For Airbus subsidiary CTC, ondesign created a new visual identity and positioning as a B2B brand. CTC develops lightweight fibre-composite components for the aerospace and other industries.
ondesign’s designers and brand consultants guided the client through the internal discovery process, and from that generated an independent, confident corporate language and a distinctive new corporate design for all relevant online and offline media. ondesigners and CTC engineers worked hard to give the new brand outfit a successful take-off at JEC in Paris, the world’s largest event in the industry
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Brand Strategy
Logo Design
Claim Development
Corporate Design
Visual Language
Web Design
Infographics
The tagline “we are composites” defines the new positioning as well as the headline style. The new logo is designed with a subtle closeness to the Airbus logo. Each letter, like the composites of CTC, is assembled from individual components.
In addition to the Airbus blue and some secondary colors, a brand-typical color gradient is created for CTC. This dynamically flowing element supports a new visual position in the restrained industry context.
Big-picture photography, together with concentrated detail images of the engineering work, becomes a memorable film in the mind. With pictograms made of rounded hexagons matching the logo, we create a reference to the molecular structure of the composites. Typographically, the Airbus company Helvetica is set and stands in the design context for the technical aspect of the new brand.