David Wilkes Builders

David Wilkes Builders is a new company evolved from the former partnership of Trinity Builders.

The work of David Wilkes Builders ranges from traditional to more contemporary architecture based on their clients’ needs. As a builder/remodeler, their execution is all that matters as they do not have an aesthetic style but assume that of their client or architect. They produce high-end remodeling and new construction for award winning architects and interior designers like our friends Webber+Studio, Joel Moezersky, and Rose Bartush and collaborate with artisans like Berthold Haas.

As their promissory makes clear:

“Home remodeling cannot be placed on an assembly line. Everything is done by hand; bespoke.

Our labor produces elegance. Each piece of wood–every brush stroke–is unique. As guests in your home, we know this level of consideration for craft will be appreciated.

As builders, we believe it imperative.”

Business cards with nesting bird motif

New business brand announcements showing the first instance of the nesting pair

Letterhead with folded reveal

Custom doorhanger left as a courtesy to neighbors informing them of a new building project on their street.

Mailing labels

Notecards

Detail of construction site signs instructing proper etiquette when on site. Metered leading and careful typography are employed even on construction signs.

Custom lined notepads–lining matches the leading of the entire system

Silk-screened T-shirts

Hats embroidered with the logo

Steel job site signs

Signs present a clean, all business face to the street with a reveal for the homeowners on the back.

The second and only other appearance of the nesting pair revealed to the home owners on the house-facing side of the job site sign.

Portfolio and Client Access Website designed by FÖDA Studio

Limited run catalogues presenting select images of work.

FÖDA Photography of David Wilkes’ hands for their catalogue.

Creative Director: Jett Butler
Logo/Identity Development: FÖDA Studio
Design Team: Melissa Martin and Sissy Emmons
Website Coding: Caspar Lam
Copy Development: Holly Gonzalez