University school library logo design, look at the architectural outline design!

Chinese symbols and Chinese characters are naturally also very important elements in the design. Today, the editor has collected a batch of logos with the word "picture" as the element. Most of these logos are related to libraries. We will only list them in pinyin order and will not comment. Everyone can watch on their own.

Beijing Normal University Library

Beijing Normal University Library began in 1902 as the library of the Normal Hall of the Capital University. In 1917, the "Beijing Normal University Library" was officially established. The library adopts the main branch management model, which consists of one main library and nineteen branch libraries and subject reference rooms.

Logo design: unknown

Qamdo Library

The logo of Qamdo Library is composed of the left side of the Chinese character "chang" and the right side of the word "图" It is "a book that flips through the pages", and at the same time, books are like "rivers flowing together". The word "Chang" reflects the regional characteristics and cultural connotation of "Chamdo". The word "picture" and "fluttering book" highlight the connotation and cultural characteristics of "library". "The rivers flowing together" not only reflects the characteristics of "Chamdo", but also symbolizes the Qamdo Library's pioneering innovation, pursuit of excellence, and pursuit of a better future. The logo uses "blue" as the main color, symbolizing smooth flow, efficiency, and development.

Logo design: Zhang Yuntu

Changzhou Library

The Changzhou Library logo cleverly combines the seal script characters "Chang" and "Tu" through artistic processing. , like an ancient seal abbreviating "Changzhou Library", highlights the industry characteristics of the library, and the use of seal script fonts also highlights the historical origins of the century-old Changzhou Library.

The overall shape seems to be like stacked books one after another, and also like rows of ancient shelves. Changzhou Library is regarded as a place to store treasures, showing everyone the power of knowledge, wisdom and culture; The work is also like an electronic chip, implying the high-end positioning and future development trend of Chang Tu’s digital library; the overall lines are patchwork, like a maze, symbolizing the labyrinths of knowledge that Chang Tu has built in the vast ocean of knowledge.

The work is composed of blue and orange. Blue represents the ocean of knowledge, and orange represents harvest and vitality. It means that books and knowledge bring positive and infinite spiritual energy to people, fully embodying the library's mission. cultural connotation.

Logo design: Li Fojun

Chongqing Library

The left half of the Chinese character "heavy" and the right half of the word "图" are cleverly combined. It is like an ancient seal of the abbreviation of "Chongqing Library".

The overall shape of the logo is clearly layered, like overlapping books; the lines are staggered, and it is like a maze of knowledge. The logo consists of two parts, red and black. The "

" on the right side of the word "Picture" is similar to the architectural shape of the new Chongqing Library, achieving a similar effect. The left half of the word "heavy" and the middle part of the right half of the word "图" are connected like a network and extend out of the library, which symbolizes the arrival of the information age and the diversification of knowledge carriers, and also means that the services of the library are not only in the traditional sense. There are paper document information services, as well as non-paper document information services, especially digital document information services.

The logo has a distinctive theme, outstanding personality, dignified and generous, and has strong cultural connotation.

Logo design: Chengdu Target Design Company

Dongtu Advertising

The logo of Dongtu Advertising is made up of half of the seal characters of "东" and "图". The logo of Dongtu and the shape of the window panes are elegant, classic and full of book style.

Logo design: Ye Changchun, Lang Xiaofeng

Hangzhou Library

Hangzhou Library is a public library located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. Founded in 1958, the old building is located on Qingnian Road and Huansha Road. In October 2008, the new building was completed in Qianjiang New Town. The building is divided into one underground floor and four above-ground floors, with 2,200 reading seats. Director Chu Shuqing was the first among his peers in China to launch a card-free reading system in 2003. Anyone who borrows books from Hangzhou Library does not need a certificate or fee (except for external loans).