Venue and sponsorship branding
Brand integration for naming rights at stadiums, arenas and community facilities, designed to feel part of the venue rather than added to it.
Brand, place and community
Your brand in the community.
The community in your brand.
Dorado turns corporate sponsorships and community investments into places people are proud of. We lead the concept and brand integration, bring the local community into the work, and manage every partner from first idea to opening day.
Built with the community
Every project includes a community contribution. Add a tile to see how it builds.
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What we do
We lead the concept and manage delivery. Artists, fabricators and community partners do the making. We bring them together and keep the work true to your brand and your commitments.
Community art programs
Programs that involve local artists, schools and community groups, so the finished space carries their story alongside your brand.
Concept and facilitation
From the first idea to the opening: stakeholder engagement, artist and fabricator selection, approvals and delivery.
Who we work with
We work most often with mining and resources companies investing in the regions where they operate.
- Mining and resources companies
- Naming-rights and community sponsors
- Stadiums, venues and facilities
- Councils and community organisations
Current project
A stadium name, and a place for the community in it
A mining company has become naming sponsor of a basketball stadium. We're developing the venue branding and a community art element that brings local people into the space.
Sponsorship puts your name on a building. Community gives it meaning.
How we work
- 01 Understand Your brand, your commitments and the community you operate in.
- 02 Concept We develop the creative idea and how the community will take part.
- 03 Facilitate We bring together artists, fabricators, venues and community groups, and manage approvals.
- 04 Deliver Installation, launch and a clear account of your community investment for stakeholders.