Logo for new Architectural Visualisation company

We are looking for a logo for our new, premium architectural visualisation company. We create high-end visual content including stills, animations, and immersive experiences, for global clients including leading architects, property developers, and luxury brands. Our work helps clients see the unbuilt and communicate design vision with clarity, beauty, and sophistication.

The name is inspired by the French verb bâtir, meaning to build. It references both architecture and craftsmanship, a nod to artistry and precision.

Brand Values:
Premium
Sophisticated
Understated elegance
Creative
Craft-led
International
Contemporary
Target Audience
Top-tier architecture firms
High-end property developers
Luxury brands & lifestyle clients
Interior designers
Global clients (Europe, US, Middle East, Asia)

Logo Requirements:
Must look premium and high-end - suitable for use in the architecture, luxury property, and design worlds.
Should feel international and contemporary - avoiding any overtly "trendy" or dated styles.
Needs to be timeless, with longevity in mind.
The logo should convey a sense of craft and attention to detail - we want to be associated with quality and refinement.
Typographic logo is preferred (wordmark or logotype), but we’re open to a subtle icon or monogram if it complements the type treatment.
Should work in black & white first and foremost, clean and elegant. (Colours can be explored later.)
Needs to scale well, from large screen formats down to small usage (favicon, watermark, email signature).

Inspiration / References
You can look at the visual identities of premium studios/brands in:

Architectural visualisation (e.g. DBOX, Uniform, Hayes Davidson, Luxigon)
Architecture (e.g. Herzog & de Meuron, Foster + Partners, BIG)
Luxury brands (e.g. Bottega Veneta, Aesop, Chanel - elegant use of typography)
We want Studio Batir to sit comfortably in this world - confident, sophisticated, subtle.

Deliverables:
Final logo files (vector formats: .ai, .eps, .svg)
Logo variations: full logo, stacked version if needed, icon/monogram if designed
Black/white version, plus any colour version if explored
Brand font recommendations (if bespoke font used)
Basic usage guidelines