Brand
One approved mark, frozen at a known hash, with the geometry that governs its use — and export templates you can screenshot or print without regenerating a single binary.
The approved mark
The approved logo is a single PNG with an opaque light plate baked into the file. It is shown here on warm ivory, evergreen-deep and a hue-neutral mid-gray — the three grounds it has to survive. The plate is never stripped, recoloured or redrawn; what changes between grounds is only how the plate meets the page.
The file’s own plate (RGB 243, 240, 235) sits 1.03:1 against ivory, so the plate seam disappears and the mark reads directly on the ground.
Ink on plate 15.7:1 · plate on ivory 1.03:1
On evergreen-deep the baked plate reads as a bright card — 16.4:1 against the ground. That light plate is the approved dark-ground application; it is not a defect to crop away.
Plate on evergreen-deep 16.4:1
On a hue-neutral mid-gray the plate edge holds 3.5:1: defined as a card, without shouting. The mark’s internal contrast is carried by the file and is unchanged on every ground.
Plate on neutral gray 3.5:1
Geometry
The numbers below are read off the approved file itself — not set as policy. The canvas is 214 × 96; the ink (frame, letters, copper accents) occupies x 13–205, y 9–88; the frame stroke is 7 px at native size.
Keep a margin of one frame-stroke width (s = 7 px at native size, ≈ 3.3% of the canvas width) clear on all four sides, measured outward from the ink bounds — not from the canvas edge, whose baked-in margins are asymmetric (13 / 8 / 9 / 7 px).
Never reproduce below 107 × 48 px on screen (50% of native), about 28 mm wide in print (the native 214 px at 96 dpi is ≈ 56 mm). At half size the 7 px stroke still renders at 3.5 px; shrink much further and the stroke drops under one device pixel and the frame closes up.
Proportions (214 : 96), the baked plate, the frame and the copper accents. No recolouring, cropping, stretching, redrawing or effects — and no other mark stands in for this one.
Export templates
Three original templates that composite the frozen logo via an image reference — no generated binaries. Each card is live markup: screenshot it at any size, or print the proposal cover to PDF straight from the browser.
Open-graph card (1200 × 630) — evergreen-deep architectural plate, frozen logo top-left, published positioning line and descriptor in copper and chalk. Drop in a different published headline per campaign; the plate stays fixed.
Square card (1080 × 1080, 1:1) — the same plate language stacked for the feed: logo, descriptor, headline, one line of published lede, domain and phone along the foot.
Proposal cover (816 × 1056, US Letter at 96 dpi) — warm-ivory ground, frozen logo, ruled fields to fill in by hand, and the office, phone, email and Florida license from the published record along the foot. Print to PDF from the browser; the site chrome drops out.
Live templates
HTML components — real text, real layout — for a square feed post, a wide announcement banner and a letter-proportioned capability sheet. Screenshot a block as it stands, or send the sheet to PDF.
Social post (square) — for LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook: approved logo, project image, project name, location and scale, closed by one call-to-action line.
Project announcement
Mixed-use industrial renovation with polished concrete and new high-bay lighting, plus a refreshed 1,800 SF office.
Project announcement (wide) — for proposal covers, email headers and pitch decks: logo, eyebrow, headline, one-line body and the project meta row.
South Florida’s premier office and industrial interior contractor for nearly forty years.
Construction Management
A single point of accountability from preconstruction through turnover.
Building Renovations
Interior renovation of occupied and operating commercial properties.
Value Engineering
Protecting the design intent while protecting the budget.
Design and Build
One contract, one team, one accountable path from concept to keys.
Competitive Pricing
Pricing built from real takeoffs and open scopes — not optimistic allowances.
Transparent Process
A clear, documented path from first walkthrough to final turnover.
Development and Budgeting
Early budgeting that keeps design ambition and cost in the same conversation.
Overcoming Regulatory Hurdles
Permitting and code challenges handled as a plan, not a surprise.
Capability / proposal sheet (letter) — for print and PDF proposals: logo, positioning line, the four solutions, the four focus areas, then office, phone and Florida license.
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The templates cover the layout; the conversation starts with the space. Tell us about the project and the constraints — or call the office directly.
Selected work
Corporate headquarters
Crown Castle
Doral, FL · 35,000 SF
Start a project — 561-394-5450