Let the projects do the talking.

  • Client
  • Andvic
  • Sector
  • Property
  • Scope
  • Identity
    Guidelines
    Copywriting
    Stationery
    Signage
    Social Media
    Merchandise
    UI / UX
    Design
    Development
  • Technology
  • "Sanity
    Vercel
    Headless"

Andvic is a Sydney-based construction firm specialising in design-led residential projects, from new architectural homes to complex renovations, apartment refurbishments and additions. Led by Andrew Shearston and Victor Yip, the business combines two complementary disciplines, hands-on craftsmanship and site experience, with engineering, cost planning, and commercial expertise.

We worked with Andvic to develop a new brand identity and website that reflects this balance. The approach was grounded in structure, restraint and clarity, creating a visual language that feels contemporary, architectural and quietly confident. A simple wordmark, muted colour palette, disciplined typography and modular grid system bring consistency across the brand, reflecting the precision and attention to detail behind Andvic’s work.

For the website, the focus was on giving the projects room to speak for themselves. Generous space, considered typography and large-scale architectural photography create an editorial experience that puts the finished work front and centre. A flexible project archive makes the portfolio easy to explore, while dedicated sections introduce the team, services, and construction process.

Beyond showcasing completed homes, the website communicates the thinking and technical expertise behind them. From early planning and project management to the finer details of construction, the content gives architects and private clients a clearer understanding of how Andvic works and what makes its approach distinctive.

The result is a cohesive digital presence that brings the brand and its work together, communicating a business built around craftsmanship, collaboration and considered delivery. Clear, capable and resolved, from concept to completion.