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CIBSE presents new look to reflect future ambitions

12 Jan, 2026
CIBSE presents new look



The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) has unveiled a refreshed brand identity, marking a pivotal moment in its 129-year history and ushering in a bold new era for how the institution presents itself to the world.

The revitalised identity reflects a modern, accessible and forward-thinking CIBSE, aligning with the evolving demands of the building services profession and the institution’s ambitions for the future.

The renewed brand captures CIBSE’s commitment to innovation and global leadership at a time of rapid change across the built environment sector.

As the industry navigates the challenges of energy efficiency, climate resilience and technological transformation, CIBSE’s reimagined identity aims to strengthen its connection with members and partners while projecting confidence, clarity and purpose.

Central to the refresh is a modernised visual identity that retains the institution’s iconic hawk emblem but with a simplified and refined design, offering a clean, contemporary aesthetic suited to today’s digital landscape.

Alongside this visual update, the new identity introduces a more consistent and accessible approach to communication, ensuring that CIBSE’s messages are clear, engaging and aligned with the needs of its diverse professional community.

CIBSE has also adopted a refreshed global outlook that reinforces the institution’s presence across international markets, supporting its growing network of members, partners and collaborators worldwide.

This renewed positioning underscores CIBSE’s commitment to advancing professional standards and contributing to a more sustainable and high-performing built environment on a global scale.

At the heart of the rebrand is CIBSE’s new strapline, Inspiring People. Transforming Places.

This statement encapsulates the institution’s mission to empower people, foster professional excellence and drive the transformation of buildings and cities for the benefit of society.

Ruth Carter, CIBSE CEO, said the new identity represents both continuity and progress for the long-established institution.

‘‘CIBSE’s refreshed visual identity marks an important step in ensuring our brand reflects the modern, forward-thinking institution we are today,” said Carter.

“The updated logo, visual style and strapline make CIBSE more accessible and relevant, strengthening how we present ourselves to our international communities.

“This brand refresh has been shaped by member feedback and engagement, helping us ensure our identity reflects the evolving needs of the profession and the direction in which we are moving.’’

Over the coming days, CIBSE members, industry partners and the wider public will begin to see the refreshed branding rolled out across all digital platforms, publications and communications.

The update will be visible across CIBSE’s website, events, training materials and membership channels, presenting a unified and contemporary image that reflects the institution’s growth and global ambitions.

This new brand era pays tribute to CIBSE’s long and distinguished heritage while introducing a confident, future-focused identity designed to support the building services profession through its next chapter.

Standing at the intersection of legacy and innovation, CIBSE’s refreshed brand reflects an organisation ready to lead, influence and inspire change across the world’s built environments.

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