by f8c898fb93 | Sep 23, 2025
Afi changes its image in 2024. Its blue symbol points to the future, as a company specializing in financial analysis and economic consulting.
Analistas Financieros Internacionales signs much of the analysis published in the daily press and reports for a good part of the savings banks and Spanish banks. It is a reference entity in Spain, highly specialized in advice, consultancy and economic-financial training.
by f8c898fb93 | Sep 22, 2025
Centro de Investigación del Transporte
Transyt es un Centro de Investigación del Transporte dependiente de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Su nueva identidad diseñada por Estrada Design se basa en su símbolo, formado por cuatro flechas ascendentes y la letra T inicial de Transporte, agrupados dentro de un círculo azul, el centro que impulsa, promueve y desarrolla procesos de investigación y análisis sobre temas generados con el Transporte, relacionados con los recursos propios del Centro o con la colaboración de otras instituciones españolas y del resto del mundo.
by Florencia Schmidt | Feb 17, 2023
Galería de las
Colecciones Reales
Identity and Applications
The Royal Collections Gallery is Spain’s key museum initiative of recent years.
The gallery, boasting the outstanding, award-winning architecture of Emilio Tuñón and Luis Moreno Mansilla, stands next to the Royal Palace of Madrid and will house some of the treasures of Spanish National Heritage.
The gallery’s identity expresses its vocation for modernity and, at the same time, the nature and origin of its collections, works of art and articles from the old Royal Collections.
Its brand is a simplified crown together with an initial small ‘g’ that form a sign that is, at once, compact and open.
by Cristina Rodrigo Romero | Jul 8, 2021
World Flamenco
del Congress
The Cervantes Institute, in its work to promote the Spanish language, holds an international Flamenco congress. Designed by Estrada Design and presented in Madrid in the month of May, its logo appears to the rhythm of a fragment of zapateado footwork by the dancer Carmen Amaya.
The logo, a lowercase letter ‘f’, divided in two, has several variations formed of its initial and a number of differing blue and black dots. This page shows several screens and copies of posters of the Congress’ activities.
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