Douma Heritage Society is an NGO located in the village of Douma, Lebanon, which is currently struggling with a growing lack of interest, funding, and members. This project presents an exciting rebranding challenge that combines design with a purpose to serve the community. Through the rebranding I have designed, I aim to promote historic preservation and transform the foundation into a cultural space for community interaction and education.

The logo design draws inspiration from the arched windows of the village's traditional homes, with their colored overlapping glass. These windows are known for their intricate and colorful glass panes that overlap and create beautiful patterns when viewed from the outside. To capture this aesthetic in the logo, the design incorporates overlapping colored shapes, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality. The use of overlapping shapes also symbolizes the layers of history and culture that make up the heritage of the village.