Atlas Materials is framing a new era of raw-materials supply: one where battery nickel, magnesium compounds and cement-substitute materials are produced in an industrially viable way and support climate action. The brand needed to express this dual ambition: governance in materials and hope for the planet, clearly and confidently.
We partnered with Atlas Materials to articulate their brand strategy: defining their purpose, positioning, personality and proposition. From that foundation we built an identity that communicates strength, innovation and optimism. The monogram mark represents both an “A” and a pair of hands lifting a globe, symbolising industry bearing responsibility for the planet. The colour world draws on mineral tones and deep industrial blues, combined with vivid accents that suggest new energy. The design system works from lab to plant to global-supply chain. The verbal system frames Atlas as “materials for the future, built for a better earth”. The brand was applied across investor materials, industrial signage, digital platforms and internal culture touchpoints.
With the new brand in place, Atlas Materials has set a course for transformational scale. The process is recognised by climate-tech investors and industrial partners. The US$27 million Series A signals confidence and momentum. Atlas’s identity now stands as a credible articulation of the future of critical materials: low-carbon, high-integrity, ready for global supply chains. The brand offers a clear story for customers, partners and the planet.
In memory of Jeremy Ley, whose vision and determination pushed us to create some of our best work. Our love and thoughts remain with his family, and we hope Atlas continues as a lasting legacy to his brilliance and belief in better.
Positioning / Proposition Naming / Brand strategy / Narrative / Tone of voice / Logo / Visual identity / Brand systems / Art direction / Photography / Brand activation Guidelines + toolkits
Lee Fairbrother
Nick Gardner
Joe Gardner
Emma Judd
Sorby Brown
Hannah Gander
Positioning / Proposition Naming / Brand strategy / Narrative / Tone of voice / Logo / Visual identity / Brand systems / Art direction / Photography / Brand activation Guidelines + toolkits
Lee Fairbrother
Nick Gardner
Joe Gardner
Emma Judd
Sorby Brown
Hannah Gander
Atlas Materials is framing a new era of raw-materials supply: one where battery nickel, magnesium compounds and cement-substitute materials are produced in an industrially viable way and support climate action. The brand needed to express this dual ambition: governance in materials and hope for the planet, clearly and confidently.
We partnered with Atlas Materials to articulate their brand strategy: defining their purpose, positioning, personality and proposition. From that foundation we built an identity that communicates strength, innovation and optimism. The monogram mark represents both an “A” and a pair of hands lifting a globe, symbolising industry bearing responsibility for the planet. The colour world draws on mineral tones and deep industrial blues, combined with vivid accents that suggest new energy. The design system works from lab to plant to global-supply chain. The verbal system frames Atlas as “materials for the future, built for a better earth”. The brand was applied across investor materials, industrial signage, digital platforms and internal culture touchpoints.
With the new brand in place, Atlas Materials has set a course for transformational scale. The process is recognised by climate-tech investors and industrial partners. The US$27 million Series A signals confidence and momentum. Atlas’s identity now stands as a credible articulation of the future of critical materials: low-carbon, high-integrity, ready for global supply chains. The brand offers a clear story for customers, partners and the planet.
In memory of Jeremy Ley, whose vision and determination pushed us to create some of our best work. Our love and thoughts remain with his family, and we hope Atlas continues as a lasting legacy to his brilliance and belief in better.
