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Logo for a University Engineering Research Lab

Ray W. Herrick Laboratories

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Project: Logo for a University Engineering ...
Industry: Research and Development Logo
Contest Launched: Oct 06, 2016
Selected: 1 winning design from 231 concepts
Winning Design by: agungdesgraf
Close Date: Oct 16, 2016

Logo for a University Engineering Research Lab - Research and Development

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Creative Brief

Logo for a University Engineering Research Lab

Ray W. Herrick Laboratories

Translational research for government and industry

No

Founded in 1957, Herrick Labs supports world-class Mechanical Engineering research for students, faculty, and industry. Among the facilities available in our 83,000 square feet of space are HVAC and indoor air quality labs; advanced engine test cells; acoustics, noise, and vibration testing; and unique perception-based engineering labs. Herrick Labs is also home to the Center for High Performance Buildings, which partners with industry to develop new technologies in sustainable building systems, indoor environments, human perception and comfort, and high performance equipment.

Fundamental Research Areas:
Systems and Control
Acoustics and Noise Control
Dynamics and Vibrations
Thermodynamics
Architectural Engineering

Application Areas:
Robotics and Automation
HVAC and other Thermal Energy Systems
Automotive
Sensing and Actuation
National Security and Defense
Additive Manufacturing
High Performance Buildings
Energy Efficiency
Renewable Energy

Research and Development

Logo Type
Logo Type

Symbolic
Symbolic

Illustrative
Illustrative

Web 2.0
Web 2.0

Cutting-edge
Professional
High Tech

Please follow the Purdue University Color Pallet for "Black" and "Campus Gold". Please see the Purdue Media and Marketing Brand Guidelines and Resources Page for details on the colors: http://www.purdue.edu/brand/visual/colors.html It might also be good to have a black-and-white version of the design.

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For more information on the lab that the logo is for, please visit the webpage here:
https://engineering.purdue.edu/Herrick

If "Ray W. Herrick Laboratories" is too long, you can use "Ray W. Herrick Labs" instead.

I have checked off a few different design types since we are not really sure what we are looking for yet.

I have listed a tagline but I'm not sure if it's too long to include with the logo. Please include if you think it fits. Otherwise, you can leave it out.

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Comments

  • October 11, 2016 7:26 AM
    DaveC DaveC
      Project Holder
    For those integrating the cupola image, abstract versions are preferred over near-replications of the current design. Also, the weather vane should be drawn (or removed), to avoid the possible interpretation of it as a religious symbol. Alternatively, perhaps something creative can be done with just the vane?

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  • October 08, 2016 12:26 PM
    DaveC DaveC
      Project Holder
    Images suitable for web/letterhead, which have a logical smaller counterpart for Social Media, etc. are being preferred.

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  • October 08, 2016 12:25 PM
    DaveC DaveC
      Project Holder
    If it is helpful, the Laboratory is often referred to as "Herrick Labs", thus these words should probably be emphasized over others. Also, I've posted an old logo here (https://engineering.purdue.edu/~jfrhoads/Publications/Herrick%20Logo%20Weather%20Vane.gif), which might be an inspiration to some. We definitely want to tone down the antiquated look though.

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