Architekt Wunder
Brand Identity & Business Development
Jelena Kaminski and Daniel Wunder, both experienced Architects specializing in architectural monument conservation, decided in 2022 to establish their own architectural firm.
Transatlantika supported them throughout this process from the very beginning.
We helped develop business plans, create the company name and branding, draft contracts, and facilitated numerous discussions. Transatlantika was also there for meetings with notaries, banks, and insurance companies, as well as during negotiations with potential clients.
With our comprehensive “Digital Office” package, the young company was equipped from day one with hardware, software, IT infrastructure, website, accounting, and ongoing support.
Acting like an additional team member, Transatlantika takes care of all non-core business tasks, allowing the architectural team to fully focus on their core responsibilities.
Office signage and company founding celebrations →
← The logo we designed for them represents the architects’ main field of work of reimagining and remodeling old buildings.
It combines the shapes of classic German timber framework and the simplicity of modern design.
The symbol also contains the letterforms A and W.
The brand identity gives images of their work a lot of room to breathe.
This is also reflected in the design of their website – a sophisticated stage to let Architekt Wunder’s work shine. →
← The layout leaves a lot of breathing space for their different types of projects
A printed flyer gives potential clients an overview of their services and projects. →
← We hired Photographer Moritz Küstner to take some team photos that fit Architekt Wunder’s overall aesthetic.
Today, architekt wunder gmbh employs six people and is involved in a range of small and large construction projects across Germany.
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Architekt Wunder
Brand Identity & Business Development
Created in 2023
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Design & Business Development: Transatlantika
Client: Architekt Wunder GmbH
Photography: Moritz Küstner
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