From Professional Designer - Mike Rock 

http://www.mikerock.co/

Fantastic design for a building layout set brochure. The two right angles reference to the sharp corners you would expect to get with any building design layout when you are looking at the blueprints (below)

From Raja Studios 

Afuze Technology

Toronto IT firm with focus on centralizing 'fusing' technologies. The designer used something he'd seen in a colorfully designed report from a meeting of metallic fission and interpreted that into using a murcury baubles colliding together.  

From Taste of Ink(R)

The Florahaus logo was designed to brand a Floral Products company based in Australia. The mark is refined custom hand-drawn typography that conveys an organic and airy sense of happiness and effortlessness. The logo also subtly references the industry with the leaf illustration while maintaining a sense of cohesiveness. 

From designer Mike Rock

As if from Princton or another big name old school this logo fits right in with the classical caliber of schools with an old background and represents the school very well. Mix of Serif and San Serif fonts it highlights the elegant name of the school with the clear description below it.

From Taste of Ink (R)

AINA's logo mark is inspired by the frequent subject matter within the artist's work: rip curl waves and beautiful hawaiian foliage landscapes. The mark combines the wave and leaf, while hinting at the artist's lens. This logo mark is paired with custom adjusted letterforms for a cohesive logo that works with both image and word mark, as well as each piece standing strong solo.

Designer Mike Rock - Trinity Hights brochure

For a mixed residential area in Dubai this clean logo is a nice mix of the letters T and H wrapped together and recognizable after seeing the name of the estate. Recognizable after that I like the simplicity and clean look.  

From Taste of Ink (R)

Business card samples for Nissan employees/dealership managers. I like the crisp design and using the car product on each of them and leaving no info save for logo and picture for front, saving it for the back. I think I will design my business card in a similar fashion.