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A New Logo For Canberra, Australia’s Often Overlooked Capital City

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Although Canberra is Australia’s capital city, many people living outside of Australia know very little about it—some have not even heard of it. After a long time of being outshined by Sydney and Melbourne, the city of Canberra decided to do a rebranding campaign that aims to change its dull image. Australian agency Coordinate designed a new logo for the city, comprising of its name in the…

A New Logo For Canberra, Australia’s Often Overlooked Capital City

After a long time of being outshined by Sydney and Melbourne, the city of Canberra decided to do a rebranding campaign that aims to change its dull image.

Australian agency Coordinate designed a new logo for the city, comprising of its name in the abbreviated form of “CBR”—the letters also stands for “Confident, Bold and Ready”.

To be launched on all city-related materials in March 2014, this striking new logo is at the center of the larger campaign to create a stronger, more positive and unique identity for the city.

What do you think of Canberra’s new logo?

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