Peter Moeck Architect

Branding and website

Brand Identity and website

Pascale Construction

Branding

Branding, Brand Identity, website, signage and marketing collateral

Sustainable Focus

Branding and Web design

Branding, brand identity and Website design

Sustainable Focus is an energy management company, specialising in energy efficiency and solar power for existing buildings. The company wants to make a difference and care about the future. Orbit Design’s concept is reflected on the company philosophy. The logo, colour, images and infogrphics are all used minimal approach. Simple but clear. The website is very user friendly with “Call for action” through out every page.

Whitlam Library

Environmental Graphics

Brand Identity, Environmental Graphics (collaboration with Groundplay)

University College of London, Adelaide

Environmental Graphics

Brand Implementation, Environmental Graphics

State Aquatic Centre

Environmental Graphics

Branding, Brand Identity, Environmental Graphics (collaboration with Groundplay)

Port Pirie Regional Library

Branding and Wayfinding

Branding, Identity, Entry Statement, Wayfinding, Collection Signage, Fabrication Management (collaboration with Groundplay)

Orbit Design developed and applied a railway theme for the branding of the library that was constructed on an existing and active railway platform.

JamFactory

“Prototyping” exhibition publication

Branding, Catalogue Design, Printing Management

Brownlow Photographs

Branding

Identity, Business Card Design, Printing Management

The client loves Leica, film and high-quality designed objects. We used a wax seal to convey his aesthetics.

AARNet

Annual Reports

Concept, Information Design, Typography, Image Management, Printing Management

AARNet is an internet provider for Universities and Researchers. The company uses its Annual Report as marketing material. A new theme is created for the report each year.

Government Policy Publication

Aboriginal Regional Authorities

Infographics, Typography, Printing Management

To avoid a dull looking policy publication, our idea was inspired by Aboriginal dot paintings and the stars in the sky.