logo for D&A Planning

We’re a new company that needs a logo to represent us as creative professionals (Architects and Planners). We want the logo to be distinctive and distinguished. The focus of our business is the planning and conceptual design of contemporary ministry space for churches.
We selected “D&A” as part of our name thinking we may be able to graphically tie the logo into some representation of the double helix of the DNA molecule. This is not a requirement for the logo but we feel it may offer us a variety of ways to describe our philosophy on the design of ministry environments.

We will be using the logo for a new website, business cards and stationery, collateral materials and possibly exhibit booths at conferences.

D&A Planning

Looking for a strong, professional and creative logo to beused on all of our corporate electronic and printed materials (website,business cards, Letterhead and second sheet, invoices. The ampersand is a requirementbut we hope it can be as creatively interpreted and integrated, though it should still berecognizable as an ampersand.  We havediscussed the image of the double helix of the DNA molecule as a possible visual “hook” toassociate DNA with “D&A” but that is not a requirement. We do not want torestrict your creativity!

Our company provides strategic planning of ministryfacilities.  This includes Programming,Site evaluation and Master Planning, Facility Assessment and ConceptualDesign.  These efforts help our clientsdetermine if, what or, where they need to build or purchase to meettheir facility needs.

“ LLC” is not required on business cards and only in someminimal manner on letterhead and invoices.

Tagline: “Aligning the unique DNA of your ministry withyour facility needs” or

 “ Aligning your unique ministry DNA with your facility”.

- Colors: Open to your suggestions.  We have discussed blue and gold as a possible color combination- Suggested imagery is the double helix of the DNA molecule but other imagery welcomed.
- Suggestions for a way to represent the “&” in a domain name and email address would be appreciatedAllstandard formats please

- - Something “Churchy”
- Something cartoon-like
- Bland
- Confusing