McGraw-Hill Construction strategy
McGraw-Hill Construction strategy
McGraw-Hill Construction strategy
McGraw-Hill Construction strategy
McGraw-Hill Construction strategy
McGraw-Hill Construction strategy

McGraw-Hill Construction strategy

Straightline, New York, New York, 2002

Description

McGraw-Hill’s vision was to combine several individually branded and marketed businesses to form the leading information resource for the construction industry. Straightline’s challenge was to brand and position this integrated offering for the future while retaining the considerable equity of its predecessor brands. We developed an extensive research and strategic positioning program, exploring the future of the business with internal constituents, contractors, manufacturers, architects and engineers. Our solution is an unusual brand architecture designed to transfer the equity of the existing brands to the new McGraw-Hill Construction master brand over time. To promote a more collaborative employee culture, internally directed communications shared importance with customer-facing collateral.

Collections: AIGA 365: 24 (2003)
Repository: Denver Art Museum
Discipline: Brand and identity systems design
Format: Brand and identity systems, Brand identity, Brochure, Corporate communication

Credits

Design firm
Straightline
Creative directors
Steve Lawrence, Reneé Loper
Art directors
James Hatch, Leila Taylor
Designers
James Hatch, Leila Taylor
Production director
Branwen Jones
Production coordinator
Margaret Thomas
Production artist
Erick Rizzotto
Writer
Patricia Garcia-Gomez
Typeface
Akzidenz Grotesk
Printer
Cedar Graphics Inc.
Paper
Mohawk Navajo Brilliant White
Client
McGraw-Hill Companies
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