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Case study

Broadgate Capital

Brand identity for a family investment business, built around an arch motif — a gateway signalling strength and forward passage — carried from the logo through to office signage.

Client

Broadgate Capital — Family Investment Business

Services

Brand Identity, Digital, Content Design

Year

2025

Broadgate Capital website shown on two iPads

The brief

Excellence meets opportunity.

Broadgate’s story runs through a family tradition of enterprise — the Tieck family previously built Franklins supermarkets, launching Australia’s first generic supermarket range. That same instinct for innovation and long-term thinking carries straight into Broadgate Capital’s identity today.

I built the revised logo on a “rule of three” — three elements uniting into one memorable mark, a quiet nod to the firm’s three partners. The arch motif drawn from that mark became a flexible device I carried across the website, marketing collateral, office interiors and signage, so the identity reinforces the same values wherever it shows up.

The work

Broadgate Capital website About Us page shown on tablet
Broadgate Capital brand book
Broadgate Capital business cards
Broadgate Capital arch motif detail

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