KOPE

Industry

What we did

Brand strategy, visual identity, tone of voice, messaging
150+
Assets created
£5.5M
In series A funding

KOPE is an architectural technology platform. It takes the manual task of breaking down design models into physical parts and automates it instantly. It’s a hugely innovative approach that could shake the foundations of the construction industry. However, the team at KOPE were struggling with people taking too long to understand the platform’s benefits.

We created a brand strategy that helped focus KOPE’s identity and bring its marketing efforts under a core goal. We shifted KOPE to a platform-first approach, presenting a brand image that was both easier to recognise and easier for people to understand the core value proposition without getting lost in the details of different products. We refreshed KOPE’s design direction, championing the physical materials used in construction. We kept stronger elements of the existing visual identity – such as the logo – but added structure and more effective use of colour.

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KOPE

Client
KOPE
Year
2024
Service
Brand strategy, visual identity, tone of voice, messaging
Your platform for Offsite construction
↳ Challenge
KOPE is an architectural technology platform. It takes the manual task of breaking down design models into physical parts and automates it instantly. It’s a hugely innovative approach that could shake the foundations of the construction industry. However, the team at KOPE were struggling with people taking too long to understand the platform’s benefits.
↳ Response
We created a brand strategy that helped focus KOPE’s identity and bring its marketing efforts under a core goal. We shifted KOPE to a platform-first approach, presenting a brand image that was both easier to recognise and easier for people to understand the core value proposition without getting lost in the details of different products. We refreshed KOPE’s design direction, championing the physical materials used in construction. We kept stronger elements of the existing visual identity – such as the logo – but added structure and more effective use of colour.