Infonavit Logo

Logo

Infonavit logo

About Infonavit

A bold, geometric red mark that reads as a stylised house formed by three vertical, parallel columns meeting in a peaked roof/arch. The two outer columns angle outward near the top to form raised arms; each outer column is topped by a solid red circle, suggesting two simplified human figures flanking a central house shape. Thin black outlines/strokes separate some internal shapes.

Directly beneath the mark is a condensed, all-caps wordmark reading "INFONAVIT" in a custom geometric sans with angled cuts on some characters. The overall look is flat, minimal and highly symmetrical, dominated by a single red hue.

What's in it: house two stylised human figures

Shapes: peaked arch/house vertical columns circle wordmark

Style: geometric minimalist flat symmetrical governmental

Text in logo: INFONAVIT

Visually evokes home/shelter and community — a house formed by structural pillars with two human figures, suggesting housing for people or families.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright red

#E31B23 · primary

Black (stroke)

#000000 · secondary

White (background/highlight)

#FFFFFF · accent

Infonavit Logo History

INFONAVIT (Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores) is a Mexican government institution established to manage workers' housing funds and provide mortgage financing; it was created in the early 1970s and has been the national social housing agency since then.