• Branding strategy
  • Graphic design
  • Brand identity

Andrews Projects are boutique Gold Coast developers of commercial, retail, luxury housing and multi-residential properties. In 2018, they came to us to help them brand their tallest and most exclusive project yet. The development, a $70 million 74 luxury apartment complex, was planned for the heart of Broadbeach, a prime suburb close to the beach. As they were building off the plan, Andrews Projects needed their branding and marketing to reflect the calibre of the development to their prospective buyers.

Engagement

We handled Vue’s branding from start to finish. This included logo, website and marketing material such as brochures. It had to exude luxury and communicate the essence of Vue to entice people to buy into the lifestyle before the buildings were completed. This meant the branding collateral really had to invoke an emotional attraction to the development that led to people wanting to know more. We had to tell a story that ‘sold the dream’.

Approach

Vue’s architecture was elegant, minimal and stylish so we drew inspiration from this to build the brand. Part of selling the dream is showing people what they can expect, so we showcased the build and the fixtures to cement it as a high-end luxury development in people’s minds. Having consistency between the architecture and the branding fosters trust in prospective customers.

Sarah Andrews​

SALES MANAGER

CSQD has helped us navigate and refine our brand. Their knowledge and expertise has assisted us in creating recognisable projects that have a wide reach and a strong market impact.

Result

Generating leads is one of the most important metrics in brand development and marketing. Thanks to the calibre of the development and the way the branding captured this, Vue experienced an incredibly successful launch. So successful in fact that it allowed them to commence their second luxury Broadbeach development, aptly named Encore, which we are also proud to be part of.

Numbers we're proud of

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