
LOCATION
Southern Ontario, on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario.
Covers an area of 630 square kilometers within the city and 5,903 square kilometers in the Toronto Region.
CLIMATE
Humid continental climate with distinct seasons.
POPULATION
The city’s population is approximately 3 million, with the Toronto Region housing over 6 million residents, as of July 2022.
DEMOGRAPHICS
Toronto is Canada’s most populous city and a major multicultural hub.
ECONOMY
As a leading financial and commercial center, Toronto hosts the Toronto Stock Exchange and major national banks.
The city’s economy has transitioned from manufacturing to a focus on services, including finance, real estate, education, and tourism.

TARGET AUDIENCE
International sports enthusiasts
Athletes
Global viewers
Local Torontonians and Canadians to inspire pride, unity, and support for the city.
Seeking a strong visual identity representing the city’s vibrant, multicultural character and Olympic spirit.
STRATEGY
Warm, energetic colors
Connection to Toronto
Olympic spirit
Modern and timeless



2036 Repeated
The year 2036 was repeated in a circular arrangement inspired by the Seneca Sunflower and the tribe’s traditional floral beadwork.
Olympic Flame
A torch handle beneath the flower transforms it into a symbolic flame, further connecting the design to the iconic Olympic torch.
Warm Colors
The logo features vibrant, warm colors and a dynamic sense of movement, embodying the energy of the Summer Olympics.
Hidden Athletes
The yellow pieces of the flower subtly resemble athletes in motion, reinforcing the Olympic spirit.
All caps
Using all caps for the typography represents the power and strength of athletes and the bold impact of the Olympic Games.
Typography
The typography features Bebas Neue Pro - Bold and Bebas Neue Pro - Regular. This modern, bold, and clean typeface creates a strong contrast with the curved, energetic elements, enhancing readability, especially at smaller scales.






























This project is not affiliated with the Olympics.