Logistics expressed in a corporate award
Challenge
Corporate awards and diplomas are typically presented as framed certificates or printed documents. While functional, these formats rarely reflect the operational identity of the company issuing them.
For Jetpak Group, a logistics company specializing in time-critical deliveries, the challenge was to create an award that embodied the company’s core business rather than relying on a conventional presentation format.
The objective was to design a diploma that communicated the company’s logistics DNA while still maintaining the formality expected of a corporate recognition.
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Solution
The diploma was designed as a physical object inspired by an opened shipping package, directly referencing the core activity of Jetpak Group.
The structure is constructed from powder-coated sheet metal, forming a solid package whose flaps are permanently folded outward, as if the shipment has just been opened. Inside, the diploma is mounted behind a clear acrylic panel, presenting the certificate as the protected contents of the delivery.
Outcome
The result was a corporate award that functioned simultaneously as certificate, object, and brand expression.
Rather than a framed document, recipients received a physical artifact reflecting the logistics culture of Jetpak Group. The design reinforced the company’s identity by translating its core service — delivery — into the structure of the award itself.
Role
Concept development and industrial design.
Client: Jetpak Logistics
Agency: Röjning
