FREEHAUS

Rebranding an architecture practice to better align with their ethos, values and vision

  • Following continued growth, Freehaus felt the need to rebrand as they observed their existing brand did not match the ambitions of their work and practice.

    I was commissioned to redesign their existing brand, website and branded materials, such as portfolios, reports and presentation decks.

    The goal was to create a brand identity that better aligns with their aspirations as architects, positioning them more clearly within the industry.

  • Together we revisited Freehaus’ ethos, values and vision.

    As a practice that fosters a supportive, creative and diverse community - where everyone has agency - we arrived at a brand that is paired back, minimal and honest.

    The new brand allows the studio to shine light on the effects of their work which focuses on foregrounding the people that own, use and encounter the spaces they make.

    As part of the branding overhaul, a new logo was created alongside a new colour palette, font selection, website and branded materials such as business cards, reports and presentation templates.

CLIENT
Freehaus

TEAM
Branding and Web Design – Ana Bea Studio

Black text reading "FREEHAUS" on a white background.
A white book with the word 'FREHAUS' embossed in the center, lying on a beige surface with shadows of leaves cast across it.
Color palette with circles labeled green, grey, blue, orange, yellow, pink. Each circle shows CMYK, RGB, and HEX color codes.
Page titled 'The Ink Works' with text describing the history and design approach of a company called Here Design, including project details and location in London, UK.
Color swatches including mint green, white, navy blue, and light green, with a white paper and a speckled surface with the text 'freehausdesign.com'.
Stack of metallic notebooks with the grade 'A+' embossed on the front cover, shining under light.