Case Heritage Studies provides educational and cultural programs to students from around the world — in the very place where Ancient Greek Civilization and Democracy were born.
Its philosophy is rooted in the idea that past, present and future are intrinsically connected — and that knowledge can act as a bridge across time.
The visual identity is designed to reflect this very continuity: three shapes representing the three temporal phases — past, present, and future — merge into an abstract symbol that expresses, with geometric clarity, the ongoing flow of thought and history. The result is a distinctive mark that functions as a visual metaphor of the organization’s mission.
The typography is pared-down and timeless, with academic gravitas that underlines Case’s role as an educational and cultural institution. The color palette is minimal and restrained, reinforcing the identity’s seriousness and institutional tone.
The website was designed with a focus on clarity, accessibility, and content structure — allowing visitors to easily navigate the program information and engage with the broader vision of the organization.
