This year Rebrandt® has won the international A’ Design Award no less than 5 times with 4 rebrandings and 1 book edition. The winners are the rebranding of the corporate identity for Koopmans, SYNQ, Roger That, The Dutch BACH Consort and the bookdesign for Letizia Battaglia.
 
The A’ Design Award is one of the world’s largest and most prestigious international design awards. Rebrandt® previously won a Gold A’ Design Award for the rebranding of Woonwaard. The creative team previously won a Red Dot Award and 2x the Rebrand_100 Global Awards.

Photographer Letizia Battaglia captured a historic timeframe of the Italian history with mafia and misery. This is one of the reasons why Rebrandt® created a design based on ‘archiving’, the strong layout gives the reader the feeling to walk through the time. The book has 2 separated parts; the work of Battaglia and ‘the tribute to’ by 17 artists. Therefore the designer created two frontsides, you just have to turn the book around to step in one or the other entrance. The artists cover is typographically filled with all names of the artists, sepated with letters that construct the titel of “17 x artists tribute to Letizia Battaglia”. Click here for more about this project.


The main function of SYNQ is to bring education professionals together, to provide space for innovation and to align this within an environment that is outside the usual working space; the interspace. The S, Y, N and Q are placed as separate elements that together create that space to “SYNQ”. Click here for more about this project.



Based on the typical R-logo of designer Rogier van Hulst, Rebrandt® created a block system that represents the multicolouredness and diversity of the youngsters. Which way are you going? What movement is expected? What do you want? The flexibility of the blocks stands for the freedom of moving, a message to all the (young) people; feel free to move to any direction. Click here for more about this project.