Some meticulously detailed style guides to gawp at.
leaves no room for confusion on how its brand is used. The guide is 46 pages long, each of which is clean and clear, stating a single guideline per page, often accompanied by a graphic for visual reference. It covers everything from poster and web banner layouts to copy design and letter templates. If that's not enough meticulous branding rules for you, there are also dedicated style guides for E4, Film4, More4 and more.
The style guide is as bold and colourful as you'd hope for from a leading arts company. it's also really easy to use since every individual page can be quickly copied to share. The Barbican allows a degree of creative flexibility for designers tasked with using its identity, and the style guide gives some clear pointers.
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