Posts Tagged efficiency
Green Schools Nova Scotia
Posted by Dean Gallant in recent work, web design on November 26th, 2011
Green Schools Nova Scotia is a new provincial program administered by Clean Nova Scotia and funded by Efficiency Nova Scotia. The program goal is to promote a culture of sustainability in the school setting. They assist schools to develop plans for implementing sustainability over the long term, and provide support, guidance, and motivation to schools over time.
Greenschoolsns.ca has been recently launched. I was contracted to develop and consulted on the design of the website. The site features an interactive map of member schools, school profiles, resources & information, success stories and various ways for students, teachers and institutions to get involved.
Green Schools Nova Scotia - Home Page
Green Schools Nova Scotia - The Elements of Green Schools
Green Schools Nova Scotia - Member schools map
Green Schools Nova Scotia - News blog
SES Consulting business cards
Posted by Dean Gallant in logos/identity, recent work on September 28th, 2010
Just completed a round of business cards for SES consulting, an engineering consulting firm in British Columbia. I did their identity/logo design earlier this year and Blue Tree Media recently redesigned their website. These cards will be offset print using a two colour process. Snappy.
SES Consulting business cards
Sinclair Environmental Solutions logo
Posted by Dean Gallant in logos/identity, recent work on February 9th, 2010
SES Consulting Inc. is a dynamic Vancouver-based company that focuses on energy efficiency and conservation in commercial buildings by offering a variety of consulting services.
Sinclair Environmental Solutions
I’ve been working on a new logo/identity for SES Consulting along with Blue Tree Media who are doing the web work. It was a fairly involved design process and SES had a lot of input into this final design. The intention was to create a clean, strong, simple, geometric design with bold, modern colours. We went through many revisions and paid particular attention to the abstract spark symbol which can be interpreted in both senses of a spark of electricity/energy and the spark of an idea.