ALBIA – Office Building Branding by SAVVY STUDIO

Graphic design, branding, and editorial design by New York City based SAVVY STUDIO for the Albia office building in Monterrey, Mexico.

Albia is the name of a recently completed office building in the Santa María corridor in Monterrey, Mexico. Built by Emblem Capital, the well designed building is a great example of the architectural solutions created by one of Mexico’s most iconic and prestigious architects, Agustín Landa Vértiz †. With 5,400 square meters and 150 offices distributed over 19 floors, Albia is an office building that combines functionality and efficiency with top notch personality.

Graphic design, branding, and editorial design by New York City based SAVVY STUDIO for Albia, a Monterrey, Mexico based office building by Emblem Capital.
Graphic design, branding, and editorial design by New York City based SAVVY STUDIO for Albia, a Monterrey, Mexico based office building by Emblem Capital.

New York City based SAVVY STUDIO was hired to develop a branding concept and visual language that reflects the sophisticated design of the Albia office building. The logo symbolizes the 7 pillars that visually define and physically support the building. The design team has chosen a color scheme and a selection of papers based on the building’s textures and materials. You can find more information on the SAVVY STUDIO website.

The Albia office building in Monterrey, Mexico was built Emblem Capital.
The Albia office building in Monterrey, Mexico was built Emblem Capital.
Some of the branding materials developed by SAVVY STUDIO.
Some of the branding materials developed by SAVVY STUDIO.
The noble print design reflects the sophisticated design of the building.
The noble print design reflects the sophisticated design of the building.
The well designed brochure includes interesting facts about the office building in Monterrey, Mexico.
The well designed brochure includes interesting facts about the office building in Monterrey, Mexico.
Another look inside the brochure.
Another look inside the brochure.

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