Brand and branding identification in professional activity of architect
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.107557Keywords:
brand, branding, architectural design, individualization, identity, brand conception, city branding, globalizationAbstract
The article classifies the definitions of brand and lists its structural components. Branding in architecture is considered in three aspects: in the field of commercial real estate, architect – brand, and city branding. Branding in the field of commercial real estate requires the most attentive attitude to the brand on the part of the architect. The phenomenon of "architect - brand" is interesting from a social point of view. City branding is seen in the European experience
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