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Harbour Heights. Brand Identity

Reaching the highest heights in real estate brand design

Posted by Hamza Hajji

Love lift us up where we belong.
Joe Cocker.

An introduction to the Harbour Heights rebrand

The Harbour Heights rebrand process started with a review of the previous incarnation of the brand’s – Villamar.  The project had stalled under its previous owners and needed to be brought back to life, with greater purpose. We were really excited to be selected to redevelop the identity for this project as it has been, hitherto unfinished but none-the-less, a skyline defining building on Manama’s water front for over a decade.

Challenges we faced in developing the strategy and identity for the Harbour Heights rebrand

The project needed a new name and new identity to drastically reposition it from the previous presentation. The existing identity looked very dated even when it wass first used; it was very provincial in aesthetics and didn’t reflect the buildings lofty standards of architectural design. We had to move the thinking of the identity away from typical building-design-reduced-to-an-icon visual solutions and towards a wholly-more elegant and sophisticated aesthetic.

Our strategy to redefine this landmark property

Our creative strategy centred around the signature visual properties of the development – it was comprised of three towers, sat upon a mall at water level. The three vertical monoliths dominate the skyline and it was this that we knew had to be the cornerstone of the new visual principles. Our strategy was called The Power of Threes.  

Three became the signature and reference point for all creative works. The iconic logo form is based on three parts – the building above, the water level and the reflection below. The typographic structure was set to three – two lines of dominant uppercase type and one of lowercase italics – for contrast and emphasis. The colour scheme was based on three tonal ranges -1) a signature green colour (reflective of the glass facade), 2) the differentiation palette of three colours and 3) the supporting warm grey tone for use on text and surrounds. 

Supporting the brand identity is a set of brand imagery and suitably lofty messages. The messaging espoused everything tall, lofty, hight and haut. We lifted you up as far as we could and as close to the top as possible. High fliers enjoying the highlife in a truly elevated tone of voice.

Results from the Harbour Heights rebrand

Unveiled in May 2020 through a new project hoarding system and blitz in July 2020 with a burst of PR, the project is now starting to be rolled out across its key touch points and more importantly, customers who have been waiting for their units for a long time are finally being handed the keys to their new, elevated living quarters.  

The work for the Harbour Heights rebrand will be entered for numerous awards so check in soon for the results!

To check out our other branding projects, click here.
To learn more about the project owners GFH Properties, click here.

Services delivered:

Naming Consultation, Visual Identity, Graphic Design & Site Hoarding
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