Staff Reporters
Oct 28, 2010

BBH launches dynamic image 'The Living Logo' for STB

SINGAPORE - BBH has relaunched the YourSingapore.com logo to represent Singapore's dynamic and diverse attractions, also challenging conventional interpretations of a coporate logo.

Master logo for Singapore Tourism Board
Master logo for Singapore Tourism Board

No area of corporate identity is governed more strictly than the logo, whose use is precisely regulated such that it only ever appears in a particular form, colour and size, against only certain types of backgrounds and at a particular corner of the page as dictated by set guidelines.

In communicating the new YourSingapore.com branding, BBH completely rethought the way a logo should be looked at. BBH asked itself the question, "Does a logo have to be static"? The outcome was 'The Living Logo'.

According to BBH, the logo is ever-changing across a myriad of themes, icons, designs, moods and emotions. It is in a constant state of transformation; relentless and dynamic, and in capturing this spirit of personalisation, invites future visitors to come make a Singapore of their own.



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