B+S Sägewerk (also listed as “Bs Sagewerk”) is a sawmill brand from Germany. The logo is documented as having been designed by Hans-Joachim Brauer in 1960, and the mark is categorized among cross-style and negative-space logo designs.[1]
Design and History
The B+S Sägewerk symbol was originally designed by Hans-Joachim Brauer in 1960.[1] The logo is described as a cross-style mark that uses negative space, and it is presented within a square format.[1]
Beyond the designer attribution and the 1960 creation date, no further documented details about the logo’s redesign history or the company’s visual identity evolution are available in the research sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
No official documentation describing the intended symbolism or meaning of the B+S Sägewerk logo was found in the available research. The mark’s categorization as a cross-style design with negative space is the only documented visual characteristic.[1]
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