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22 Degrees-Logo
Opposites attract2010 -
A&A-Logo and emblem
Total integration2010The A, &, and A characters are composed and tailored to fit perfectly, almost inconspicuously, in the logotype. -
Audi Foundation-Haret Audi logo
Free form2001The Haret Audi calligraphy sets itself apart from the more geometrically constructed group of signatures. -
Audi Foundation-Logo
Authored signatures2001The unique style of the calligraphy strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary formal qualities.Calligraphy: in collaboration with artist Samir Sayegh -
Awan-Logo
Tea and time2009The name in Arabic, one of the language’s many uniquely nuanced words for the concept of time, becomes the central calligraphic emblem in this visual identity. -
Biomass-Logo
Loving organic2012The Biomass logo makes a clear connection between “bio”, meaning organic in French – a common appellation in Lebanon – and the heart graphic which carries both emotional and health-driven meanings. -
Boghossian Genève-logo
It’s a wrap.2006Making reference to the brand’s sophisticated audience, the logotype is subtly mapped on the horizontal curve of a ring. -
Café Younes-Logo
Fully loaded2010Although carefully composed into a single graphic device, the logo letterforms hold quite a few referential details: classical style variations, shadow treatments of hand-painted signs, a delicately made-up ligature and a calligraphy based on the original. -
Cherry on the rooftop-Logo
Design with a quirk2011 -
City Hill-Logo
On the hill2012The stacked typography maintains a minimal logotype, with a memorable gesture. -
Crystal Films-Logo
Turned on1999A little rotation can make a big difference. -
Cyberia-3G logo
Logo as token2011For product sub-brands, the Cyberia mark acts as a token endorsement. -
Cyberia-Corporate marks
On the business side2004For business to business operations, a corporate image is developed as the company goes regional. -
Cyberia-Arabic logo
Cyberia in Arabic2002Calligraphy: in collaboration with artist Samir Sayegh -
Cyberia-Ogertel logo
Image first2001In Saudi Arabia and for a transitory period, a different name acquires the Cyberia look, counting on the image for linking the two country brands. -
Cyberia-CRT logo
Go1999The Cyberia Racing Team logo is all about pushing the speed button. -
Cyberia-Logo
No-nonesense consumer product1998 -
Dagher Hanna & Partners-Logo
Some formalism2011The DHP signature uses a variation on a typeface designed by Bauhaus-trained Swiss designer Theo Ballmer in 1928. The letters are set in a way where a perfectly arranged initialism can be extracted. -
Elections on Time-Logo
A radical gesture2013The signature mark for the Elections on Time campaign slices through the ultimate Lebanese symbol to portray a disjointed unity, and carries the call for action to sign the online petition against election postponement. -
Fidus-Logo
A new F word2006The made-up currency sign places the brand within its sector and becomes the core identity element. -
Gatserelia Design-Logo
Typographic wave2006Creating a blend between the boldest and lightest letters at the beginning and end of each word provides the relatively long name with a notable treatment, highlighting the initials in a quiet and delicate manner. -
MTG-Gordon's Café-Logo
A revisited logo2011 -
Hammam-Logo
Authored signatures2001The unique style of the calligraphy strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary formal qualities.Calligraphy: in collaboration with artist Samir Sayegh -
House of Today-Confessions logo
An enigmatic theme2012The theme for the first event was conceived to entice intrigue, and was treated with a fittingly expressive typographic play. -
House of Today-Logo
Logo-label2012The straightforward mark is classically reserved and the tag-like form facilitates its product-endorsement usage. -
Indigo on the roof-Logo
A revisited logo2011The reworked logo incorporates the phrase “on the Roof” within the main logotype indicating the restaurant’s top-floor location. -
Insula-Logo
The appellation2011In Roman architecture, an insula (Latin for "island) was a kind of apartment building that housed the urban citizen population of ancient Rome. -
MTG-Johnnny Farah-Logo
Here’s Johhny2014While it reads vertically, the Chinese signature seal carrying the designer’s name is placed horizontally for compositional reasons. -
MTG-KCS-Logo
Single name, double entity2010 -
La Galerie Semaan-Logo
Separate1994The gap that cuts through the letters is a visual representation of a space used to store curated furniture, and has a flexible communicative function where multiple elements can fill the void. The comma, a small yet striking touch, calls for an ongoing conversation. -
Le comptoir-Logo
Message on a bottle2000The mapping of the logotype on the horizontal curve of a bottle was meticulously calculative in process, and delicately effortless in effect. -
Lumen Hospitality Consultants-Logo
No unnecessary adornments2012The Lumen mark is as direct as it can be. -
MTG-Makkah Western Gateway Competition-Logo
Tightly packed2002The counter-form-free calligraphy based on a square grid was developed in collaboration with artist calligrapher Samir Sayegh. -
Matbakh and Maqha-Logos
Authored signatures2001Samir Sayegh’s unique style of the calligraphy strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary formal qualities. -
Mitsulift-Logo new id
Onward and upward2011The simple triangle emblem pointing up, disguised as some kind of superscript, along with the introduction of Helvetica and a vivid blue color, are the elements that push this identity forward. -
MoHO-Logo
Come together2013In addition to the clear focus on the acronym as a concise memorable name with a particular capitalization (Mo for Modern), this bilingual mark configures the two languages where, even when flowing upwards, the Arabic reading is mainly driven by its natural right-to-left direction. -
Over the Counter-Logo
Over and above2007 -
Palestine c/o Venice-Logo
On point2009The introduction of the circle enables the reading of the name-as-location, and the lengthy descriptor was required by the Biennale to avoid any confusion regarding the status of the participation. -
Quasar Tower-Logo
Meaningful2014Quasar: a massive and extremely remote celestial object, emitting exceptionally large amounts of energy, which typically has a starlike image in a telescope. -
Saramed-Logo
Grade A2013The decision to highlight the middle letter in the name might be a departure from logotype norms, but it makes a clear statement about uncompromising quality in this otherwise clinical signature. -
Semsom-Logo and calligraphy
Cutting corners2008Based on calligraphic variations, the Arabic script in this bilingual identity becomes a graphic device that neatly corners itself in a square alongside the Latin name for the logo, but is free enough to allow some compositional independence for each of the languages.Calligraphy: in collaboration with artist Samir Sayegh -
Shawarmer-Sandwich logos
Mark your favorite2008As marks in their own regard, each specialty item at Shawarmer is given a display font and its corresponding Arabic adaptation. -
Shawarmer-Bilingual logo with tagline
Added value2007With the revisited identity, the existing tagline, “All you want”, is literally extended. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Resto logotype
RESTO signature10-2015 -
MTG-Sursock museum-Resto-Store logo
Word(s)10-2015The shared spaces of the Museum store and café inspired a composed logotype which can alternate between the two. The letter sequence in RESTO – a common French abbreviation of restaurant – and STORE is a lucky one to say the least. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Store logotype
STORE signature10-2015 -
MTG-Sursock museum-all marks
Levels of formality2014 – 2015The set of Sursock marks includes a framed communication logo, an institutional logo which operates in two languages at a time, and a Museum seal as the official administrative signature. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Communication logo red
Communication signature08-2015 -
Sursock Museum-Communication logo grey
Late blooming2015The structure of the revisited mark for the reinvented Sursock Museum aligns the bilingual name with the central floral emblem. -
MTG-Sursock museum-official seal
Official signature05-2015The Museum seal reproduces the cherished façade of the building, simplified for the inked stamp to retain most of its detail. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Institutional logo
Institutional signature10-2014 -
The Key- MTG-Logo
The key between the lines2016 -
The Soap Museum-Logo
Authored signatures2001Samir Sayegh’s unique style of the calligraphy strikes a balance between traditional and contemporary formal qualities. -
TriSpan-Logo
One for all2015 -
Ubihome-logo
Ubiquitous home2015 -
We grill-Logo
and grill, and grill...2013The logotype, with its overall scheme and tone of voice comes off as friendly, honest and down-to-earth. -
Yabani-Logo
Sliced off2014The simple abstraction of salmon flesh alludes to the context by referencing the purity of Japanese wood-cut prints, setting itself apart from the profusion of faux Japanese typefaces on the scene. -
Zawaya-Logo
Disconnected2001“Skoun”, a type designed by then recently graduated designer Nadine Chahine was used for the masthead in the spirit of promoting the work of young people from the region.
