Brand

Burnet’s brand identity builds upon our proud legacy while re-stating who we are and what we stand for – to create and translate knowledge into better health, so no-one is left behind.

Burnet Institute owns registered trademarks to its name and pending trademarks to the ‘reach for the many’ logo and word marks found on our website.

Find more information about Burnet's logo below, with files available for download.

Stacked and horizontal logos

The stacked master logo is default across all mediums. Please only use the horizontal logo if the stacked version does not pass clear spacing rules. Exceptions could include digital headers where a horizontal orientation is preferential, or in partner logo lock-ups where the supplied client logo is horizontal.

Colours available

Burnet Institute's logo is available for use in the following colours:

• Burnet orange (available for download on this page) 
• black
• reverse (white).

The logo should never appear in any other colour. These rules ensure brand consistency and that accessibility is maintained at all times and in all circumstances. If you require black or white variations, please contact us.

With and without tagline

In the logo files on this page, we have included the stacked master and horiztonal secondary logos without the tagline. Please use these versions when the tagline becomes unreadable due to the usage size chosen or when the tagline features prominently in close proximity.

The ‘X’ in the image further down is equal to the x-height of the 'B' in Burnet Institute's logo. Please use this specified clear space to ensure the unity and impact of Burnet's logo across all mediums it may be applied.  

The stacked master logo must not be printed any smaller than 25mm or 60px wide.  The horizontal logo must not be printed any smaller than 45mm or 110px wide.  

These rules ensure legibility is maintained at all times and in all circumstances. If the minimum size rules cannot be met, please use the alternative Burnet logo without the tagline to ensure readability and accessibility.