Gorgeous, AI-Powered Architecture

Audacity is an architectural firm that creates smart buildings—stunningly beautiful structures filled with the most brilliant AI. Audacity’s goal is to be a world leader in tomorrow’s fully smart cities. Jetsons, anyone?

Connected cities are safer cities

Cities filled with Audacity buildings that can connect to smart buildings by other architects are capable of amazing things. They detect dangers and report directly to law enforcement. They can quickly locate lost children or the elderly. And they summon medical personnel to emergency scenes, saving crucial minutes.

 
 
 
 
 
 

When two logos are better than one

Audacity’s visual identity features two logos—perfect for an audacious company. One is a timeless sans-serif wordmark reversed out of deep blue, and the other a constructivist jumble in orange and white. Together these logos communicate the two key components of the company: stability and boundless imagination.

 
 
 
 

Filling our cities with green

Audacity architects are highly eco-conscious, incorporating trees and plants whenever possible to create vertical ‘forests.’ They’re fierce advocates for both large and small areas of green space throughout smart cities.

 
 
 
 

The forecast? Bigger and badder weather

Audacity’s AI-connected cities with advanced construction materials and earlier warning systems could protect against increasingly violent storms such as Category 5 hurricanes or massive tornados.

 
 
 
 

Standing tall in architecture

In the highly competitive field of architecture, Audacity associates aren’t shy about using swag like tote bags and t-shirts to help promote the brand.

 
 
 
 

A breath of fresh air

There’s nothing stuffy about Audacity’s culture. Copy is edgy, fun, and inspiring, with quotes from famous historical figures such as Publius Syrus, Albert Einstein, and Maya Angelou.

 
 

World conscious

Audacity tries to be aware of the needs of city-dwellers in both good times and bad. By a simple color change to two of their logo’s letters it was possible to show their solidarity with the people of Ukraine.