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Hochschule Mannheim
Hochschule Mannheim
2007

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Hochschule Mannheim

Corporate Design

Hochschule Mannheim

After several colleges were joined together to form the Mannheim University of Applied Sciences, a new corporate design was needed. The layout of the city of Mannheim is based on a square grid dating back to the Baroque period. The new University consists of nine departments with an emphasis on technology. Key concepts for the new corporate design were: The grid layout of the city, mathematics, technology, transparency, flexibility, design. The new logo was developed by examining the effect of the sine function on a regular grid pattern. Above: Mathematical formula for the transformation of the logo. Below: Rotation of the logo in five degree steps.

Client / Manufacturer

Hochschule Mannheim

Mannheim, DE
Design

Dr. Frank-Thomas Nürnberg (Physicist)

Schwetzingen, DE

sehwerk | armin lindauer

Mannheim, DE

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