Category: Brand Identity – Civic

The Langholm Alliance is an umbrella community organisation approved by Scottish ministers to oversee the economic regeneration of the southern Scottish town of Langholm. The vision was for Langholm to be an even better place for people to stay, work, and visit. The ambition is that by 2030, Langholm will be a celebrated hub for small business and quality textiles, as well as growing a strong reputation for being a renowned visitor destination with a spectacular natural environment, rich heritage, […]

Perth Museum: The Home of Destiny Perth Museum is a new heritage attraction opening in the heart of Scotland’s ancient capital. The £27 million redevelopment brings home The Stone of Destiny, an artefact steeped in Scottish history, after centuries away from Perthshire. Tangent was commissioned by Culture Perth and Kinross to develop a brand and website which could change perspectives of the area, helping Perth become more widely recognised as an important cultural destination. We were impressed by the client’s […]

The Jasmine Foundation is a newly-founded charity. In memory of their daughter Jasmine, the Macquaker family set up the organisation with a dedicated view to raising awareness around young people’s mental health — inspiring new conversations and championing creativity as an aid for personal well-being. We were approached by the charity to develop a visual identity for launch. Through discussion, the core values of creativity, self-reflection and support were developed as a starting point for our work together. Central to […]

We’ve worked with the Scottish Football Association (SFA) for years, so we had a deep understanding of the family brand suite. This put us in the perfect position to develop a new brand identity for The Women’s Scottish Cup. It was key for the new identity to have a progressive and future-facing look and feel, but we had to remain mindful of the beloved historical roots of the wider SFA brand. Not an easy task to create an ownable visual […]

Planning Aid Scotland is a charity that helps people navigate the planning system empowers communities to shape places in a positive way. They also have an outreach programme that educates and engages people on the planning system. They harness the power of some 400 specialist volunteers across planning and architecture to deliver the service via an education programme and advice line. Their vision is one of an inclusive society where people are at the heart of decision-making about their places. […]