Aligning the company’s visual identity and working environment with its evolving role in the construction and design sector
In 2026, DVM introduced a comprehensive strategic and visual renewal alongside its relocation to Promenade Gardens on Budapest’s Váci út office corridor. The changes reflect the company’s evolving position within the market and aim to align its identity, workplace and organisational structure with the breadth of services it provides.
The renewal encompasses a new visual identity, a revised brand structure and a new office environment, while continuing to build upon more than three decades of experience in architecture and construction.
An Integrated Approach to Architecture and Construction
DVM operates across the full lifecycle of construction projects, coordinating activities from the definition of client requirements through design and delivery to turnkey completion. The company’s activities are organised around three principal areas: Design & Build, design services and general contracting.
Its portfolio spans a wide range of project types and scales, including hotels, healthcare facilities, industrial developments and residential schemes. Projects referenced by the company include the delivery of a W Hotel, a 3,000-square-metre private clinic, a 20,000-square-metre industrial hall and a 650-unit residential development.
A Simplified Brand Identity
A central element of the renewal is the adoption of the name “DVM” without the previous “Group” suffix. The revised identity presents the company under a single name intended to represent both its integrated services and the sectors in which it operates.
The visual identity introduces a simplified graphic language. The form of the lettering references both engineering precision and aspects of the built environment, while the logo provides the basis for a broader visual system. Individual graphic elements derived from the identity can be used independently, establishing a consistent approach across communications and applications.
Introducing Sector-Specific Sub-Brands
As part of the reorganisation, DVM introduced a series of sub-brands representing its principal areas of activity. The eight sub-brands are:
- DVM Heritage
- DVM Hotel
- DVM Retail
- DVM Healthcare
- DVM Logistics
- DVM Home
- DVM Office
- DVM Beyond
Together, these reflect the diversity of the company’s work, encompassing heritage restoration, hospitality, retail, residential, healthcare, logistics and workplace projects, alongside specialist commissions.
Responding to Industry Change
The renewal also reflects wider changes taking place within the construction and property sectors. Sustainability requirements, evolving construction methods and the increasing influence of artificial intelligence are all contributing to changes in how buildings are designed and delivered.
DVM identifies long-term relationships with clients, partners and subcontractors as an increasingly important aspect of its work within this changing environment. The company views the creation of the built environment as a responsibility, with a focus on delivering projects that contribute positively to both their users and their wider surroundings.
Tibor Massányi, Managing Partner at DVM, describes the new identity as:
“The new identity is a visual articulation of our professional self-image. The clarity of the new logo and the sub-brand system express exactly what lies at the core of DVM’s operations: integrated, multifaceted professional expertise, engineering precision and architectural quality — on a human scale.”
A New Chapter for the Business
The strategic renewal, revised visual identity and relocation to Promenade Gardens collectively mark a new phase in the company’s development. Drawing upon more than three decades of experience, the changes establish a framework intended to support DVM’s future activities and its response to the challenges facing the construction industry.
Source: DVM Group
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