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The RGC mark is drawn from the rooflines of the homes we build — precise angles, honest structure, nothing extraneous. An identity engineered like architecture: measured, balanced and made to last.
Each candidate mark drawn as an architect's plate — ivory drafting paper, golden-ratio guides, roof-pitch angles and module grids resolving the rooflines into a confident, minimal line.
The letters R·G·C constructed as interlocking gables — pitch and ridge set to a 45° module, a small window grid anchoring the centre. The most expressive mark in the set.
A double-pitched gable with a framed window — the clearest reading of "home". Eave and ridge lines plotted to a single module, wordmark set alongside for a horizontal lockup.
Overlapping ridges suggest a small development — a neighbourhood, not a single house. A slim rule divides mark from a wide, spaced wordmark for an architectural, corporate feel.
Two overlapping pitched roofs, each with its own window — the primary colour mark. Navy and green houses sit side by side, a family of homes rather than a single roof.
Four candidate directions, each carrying the RGC Residential wordmark on the same roofline logic — from expressive monogram to the two-tone twin-house primary.
The rooflines-as-letters mark, shown in both horizontal and stacked lockups across the core colour boards. Reversed cleanly to white for dark and accent grounds.
The friendly house mark. Horizontal lockup for signage and letterhead; stacked lockup for avatars, stamps and app icons. Consistent weight across every ground.
The corporate developer mark, with a slim divider rule in the horizontal lockup. Widely spaced wordmark reads as premium and institutional at any scale.
Two overlapping homes with the RGC Residential wordmark — the signature direction. Single-colour and fully theme-responsive: it flips with the palette like every other mark.
The mark holds in a single flat colour. Ink is primary; blueprint and steel add a cool architectural note, while pine and sage bring a calm, natural green for softer, residential contexts.
A disciplined, architectural range — alabaster paper and concrete greys grounded in ink, with a single blueprint blue carried through from the construction studies.
Keep clear space of at least the height of the roof mark on every side. Never recolour, stretch, rotate or add effects. Use the reversed lockup on any ground darker than Concrete.
The identity carried across signage, fleet, site and print — one consistent mark, wherever RGC builds.
Illuminated channel lettering on the building exterior — the primary way residents and visitors read the brand.
A single confident mark and one line of copy — restraint reads as premium at distance and speed.
Site perimeter hoarding turns every active project into a billboard for the next one.
Clean fleet livery — the mark, a single blueprint pinstripe and contact details. Nothing more.
Dimensional lettering on a concrete feature wall — the brand as built material, calm and confident.
Hard hats, hi-vis and documents — the mark holds at the smallest working scale.
The property yard sign — the moment a finished home becomes a marketing asset.
Thick cotton stock, charcoal and white with a blueprint-painted edge — tactile and considered.
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