Victorya Holding

Redefining the image of a construction general contractor

Abstract black and white image of intersecting cables and beams, with the text "VICTORYA HOLDING" centered in bold white letters.

Sector

Building

Tools

Brand Architecture, logos, website

Description

Victorya Holding is an Italian general contractor operating in strategic construction, focusing on the regeneration, development, and management of high-profile real estate projects.

Victorya Holding’s strength lies in the innovative strategic direction of its subsidiaries—Karima Lux, Holkham Hall, and Lexoryan—and in its ability to execute prestigious investments and provide consulting services aimed at the sustainable and long-lasting growth of its assets.

The project to redefine the brands of the holding company and its subsidiaries has led to the creation of a comprehensive and coherent brand architecture, in which the brands embody the group’s mission and vision, both individually identifying them and communicating with their sister companies.

This distinctive visual development of the brands is also reflected in the websites, which feature a blend of UX and UI, along with colors, shapes, and text, which visually and conceptually express the highly representative identity of Victorya Holding and its business units.

The result is a unique project developed on multiple levels of interpretation, highlighting the history and commitment of a leading entrepreneurial enterprise, committed to innovation and an integrated, responsible approach.

A dark background displays the text "VICTORYA HOLDING" above three logo designs labeled Karima Lux, Holkham Hall, and Lexoryan, with each logo shown in both draft and final forms below.
An open book rests on a soft, mauve surface under dramatic lighting, revealing a title page with the text "Kashiyama" and a minimalist logo on the right, and a plain olive-green left page.
An open brochure rests on a mauve velvet chair, showing a cover with the text “Hollands Hall” and a page with a green chart and percentages under headings labeled “Course,” “Tourism,” and “Graduate.”.
An open brochure displays pages with various minimalist black and purple logo designs and branding elements for companies, laid out on a dark surface alongside other closed brochures.
A laptop on a beige stone desk displays a modern website. The background features sunlight, shadows, a black chair, dried flowers in a vase, and ceramic decor, creating a warm and minimalist workspace.
A smartphone rests on a beige fabric surface, displaying an Italian article titled "Il Valore dell’ordinario" on the L'Avorian website, featuring a living room with classic decor and large windows.
A laptop displaying a website with Italian text is placed on a beige, textured armchair next to a wooden side table in a softly lit room.
A black card with the word “LEXORYAN” and a downward arrow logo sits on bronze-colored pleated and smooth satin fabric.
A close-up of a shiny gold cylindrical object with a modern, angular logo engraved on its end. The logo consists of overlapping letters in a sleek, geometric style. The object reflects light and another logo in the background.
Close-up of a shiny, embossed gold surface featuring a geometric symbol with vertical and horizontal lines and two diamond shapes on either side.

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