York Towers
York Towers believes that home is more than just walls and furniture. You spend those moments and memories of happiness with your family; therefore, It must be unique, memorable, and magnificent. That's what York Towers promises to present to its customers so that they live, work, and enjoy their time together. York Towers is committed to meeting all customers' tastes by establishing integrated residential complexes with all means of luxury and meticulously pinpointing special places for building unique homes with special imprints for each customer.
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This belief is the basis of building a new and exciting identity for the brand that revolves around uniqueness. We tried to find a concept that reflects how the company can help customers make their homes unique.
The fingerprint is a distinctive and unique mark to each individual. It can be relied on in creating and using a new brand concept to express the uniqueness of the York Towers projects.
Analyzing many fingerprints, we found that they revolve around the shapes "a loop, a whorl, a regular point, and a delta." We used equations that help analyze the uniqueness of fingerprints.
One of the oldest singular point detection techniques used in fingerprint processing is the Poincaré index. The index is defined for a path in a vector field and represents the total amount of angle change of the vectors along the curve. Assuming that the curve is closed and it is in the gradient field of a fingerprint then the Poincaré index is given by:
Where the function 𝜃(x, y) represents the argument (angle) of the gradient vectors, and Green’s Lemma obtains the last expression. By laying the closed curve around a loop, a whorl, a regular point, and a delta, it can be concluded that P will assume -2π, -π, 0, and π radians, respectively.
When one walks the dashed circle in full, the direction of iso-curves, and thereby, the gradient angles change with the Poincaré index. This observation is used, typically along with the curve integral of the equation P, to determine if a candidate point is a whorl, loop, regular, or delta type.
Then, substituting for the different possibilities give us many forms, some of which are:
After studying the forms generated from the equations, we chose the delta shape at n = 1 and P =π, shaping the letter "Y" to become the new logo for York Towers.
Our Logotype is approachable and easy to read. Optical kerning, refined weight, and defined clear space, as well as well-delineated placement in relation to other content, all help to make it as instantly recognizable as possible.
The new logo is a confident evolution.
It builds on York Towers heritage with a powerful, symmetrical, precise mark.
The values of the brand shape how it looks and how it behaves — bold, luxurious, exciting, and engaging. We made a brand that brings excitement and emotion. A brand that is proud and warm and welcomes everyone. A brand with a simple promise of ‘a good home’.
Pattern
The concept of uniqueness is at the heart of the brand identity. Our pattern is inspired by the different directions of the fingerprint lines that are unique to each individual. We had the firm belief that the identity itself must, somehow, represent the unique homes and establishments we do.
We have developed our pattern generator, which, with the help of simple parameters, will generate an infinite variety of line directions based on previous equations. This is the basis of dynamic identity and all shifting forms. This way, the identity will continue to live and develop indefinitely, like the unique and ever-renewable human fingerprints.
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