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Bélanger Branding Design is evolving. We have preserved the strong bélanger brand as you know it, in lowercase this time, to put our clients and their users first.
A strategic shift firmly positions the business in the field of wayfinding, the art of helping people find their way.
At the request of Intrawest, who owns Tremblant, Bélanger Branding Design Ltée conducted a positioning study and developed a branding and signalling program.
After completing an assessment report on the realities, the public's perceptions, and on the issues related to the site, the team developed and proposed a master plan, including the design criteria, the overarching branding concept, the range of signals, the various information and directories, as well as the wayfinding standards.
Founder Jules Bélanger becomes a senior counsellor for the new partners in the firm's adventure: Martine Bouchard, the agency’s director for the past 10 years, and Richard Darveau, a building B2B relations expert.
In the process of converting the former dump site of the Saint-Michel Environmental Complex into a green space, the City of Montréal reached out to our team to solve signalling problems in this vast park undergoing a transformation.
At the end of the project, the Frédéric-Back park featured a new wayfinding program indicating the different paths throughout the developing site.
The City of Candiac reinvents itself and, to do so, hires Bélanger Branding to implement a new master plan and to design its new identity.
Multiple elements were created and updated: the city's logotype, as well as its standards, cycling paths, the digital display signs, and the municipality's entire signalling system.
At Pratt & Whitney's demand, we developed and implemented a personalized signalling program for their brand new factory in Longueuil.
This graphic standards system had to offer maximum flexibility to all departments in order to meet their different needs, all the while maintaining a consistent brand image.
The École de technologie supérieure (ETS) sought Bélanger Branding’s help to develop its master plan for the establishment's new signage system.
We were also in charge of implementing this wayfinding system on the entire campus during the various phases of the project.
In 2006, the General Jewish Hospital initiated major restoration work, which was to last until 2010.
Our role during these renovations was to establish an indoor and outdoor wayfinding master plan, as well as a recognition program for the hospital's benefactors.
With its 26 kilometers of docks designed to receive more than 2,000 ships every year, the Port of Montreal is the second largest container port in Canada.
To improve its efficiency, Bélanger Branding developed a new, homogeneous outdoor signage system for the whole territory that extends from Montreal to Contrecoeur.
At the turn of the millennium, Montréal's Pierre-Elliott Trudeau International Airport underwent renovations and an expansion. The bélanger team came up with a new design for the aircraft complex’s wayfinding system.
Still today, we are working with the airport to constantly improve users' itineraries, commercial spaces, as well as transit and boarding areas.
In order to integrate Place Bonaventure and the Windsor Station to Montréal’s International District, Bélanger Branding was commissioned to review their identity and positioning.
It was equipped, among other things, with a new identification and signalling system both indoors and outdoors to enable better transit.
After erecting a freestanding information sign in Philadelphia in 1997, it was Cleveland's turn to entrust us the task of creating and developing new display columns in the municipality's image.
To improve visitors' experience, the key visit plan as well as the outdoor signage program for the gardens were redesigned.
The new and simplified cartography enables better orientation and optimized visit planning.
In 2004, the master plan was enhanced once again; number and colour codes were added to the entire site.
The team was in charge of the design and development of large format columns for Astral in Montréal. On one side, these columns display information to help citizens and tourists orient themselves, while on the other side, they project advertisements 24/7.
With this original concept, Bélanger Branding Design Ltée won the grand prize of the Institut de design de Montréal in the design category that year.
Looking to change its brand identity, the giant Quebec company hired our firm to develop a strong and attractive image, applied both inside their stores and outside their gas stations. This is when the famous little owl was born!
The program included the construction of identification pylon signs, as well as the creation of all their products' descriptive panels.
A year after its official inauguration, the Museum's Board entrusted Bélanger Rheault Communications Design the task of developing the establishment's indoor and outdoor signalling system.
The consulting firm finds itself a new ally, Daniel Rheault, and reviews its list of creative and strategic services.
From now on, the firm focuses on corporate branding, the materialization of businesses’ vision, the expression of their identity, as well as directing their public's perceptions.
The Bélanger, Legault Designers team was commissioned to create the parking lot’s signage system, as well as the new indoor and outdoor wayfinding system of Québec's Place Laurier.
This same project was redone 16 years later during the renovations in 1999.
Jules Bélanger develops a passion for the design of wayfinding systems after his master’s in the same field at the California Institute of Arts in Los Angeles.
Starting in 1974, he is called upon to design and develop various projects. In 1979, he launched his own company in this sector, which, at the time, was the only design firm in Montréal that integrated branding, design, and graphic design services all at once.
For 40 years, one word has summed up our area of expertise: wayfinding. This art and science consists in providing the necessary information to efficiently and pleasantly direct users in an indoor or outdoor space.
We can conduct researches, audits, and satisfaction surveys of the traffic in the spaces being studied; develop visual creations with adaptations to any 2D and 3D mediums; draft master plans of the signs' trajectories, plans and quotations, specifications, and installations; and monitor construction sites, etc.
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bélanger quickly gained our trust; we truly appreciated their collaboration and professionalism. They generously shared their expertise and their passion for wayfinding to all our team. We are pleased with the changes.
It was a pleasure to work with bélanger.
We felt that bélanger was very attentive to what we had to say, and it was greatly appreciated.
I had the pleasure of working with bélanger, who offered us an exceptional service despite the tight schedule that we gave them to develop the initial concept and stage of the project.
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