Draft:Frontier Design
Toronto brand and design studio
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Frontier Design is a Toronto based brand and experience design studio founded in 2014 that works across brand strategy, identity, communications, wayfinding, placemaking, and digital design.
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Comment: In accordance with Wikipedia's Conflict of interest guideline, I disclose that I have a conflict of interest regarding the subject of this article. Paddyharrington (talk) 16:03, 13 March 2026 (UTC)
Recognition
In 2023, Frontier received the RGD Branding Award - Integrated Award for its brand identity work for the Black Architects and Interior Designers Association of Canada (BAIDA).[1]
In 2024, they received the Azure Experiential Graphic Design Award for their work on Wayfinding & Signage for the Renzo Piano designed New Toronto Courthouse.[2]
In 2025, they received several RGD Branding Awards including RGD Element - Digital Award for its identity work for the NXNE 30th Anniversary.[3] They also received the Medium Creative Agency of the Year award [4] and the Element Award in Motion for their short film promoting The James, an apartment building in Toronto designed by COBE architects in Denmark. [5] Finally, they received the Element Award for Print for their concept, editorial, and design work for Set Pieces, a book featuring the Performing Arts work of Toronto Architecture Firm, Diamond Schmitt Architects. [6] which also won the 2025 RAIC Architectural Journalism and Media Award [7]
In 2025 they also received the Print Magazine First Place Award for Type Design for their work with Growtown. [8]
