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The Invictus Centre Giri, Abuja

Design Logo Concept Narrative for The Invictus Centre

The Invictus Centre serves as a symbol of hope and resilience, focused on the rehabilitation of wounded, injured, and sick (WIS) soldiers. Its mission is to reintegrate these courageous individuals back into service or society through a holistic process involving medical treatment, recovery, and the life-changing impact of sports.

Logo Description:

Symbolism: The logo’s green circular shape represents the cyclical journey of healing. Within the circle, intersecting abstract paths symbolize the steps taken during rehabilitation, from initial treatment to recovery and empowerment through sports.

Colour: The predominant green represents both the lush gardens of the Invictus Centre, fostering healing and connection, and the national pride of Nigeria, aligning with the country’s flag and emphasizing the centre’s dedication to serving its heroes.

Name: The bold typography of “Invictus Centre” symbolizes resilience and strength, reflecting the soldiers who come to the centre. The inclusion of “Giri – Abuja” grounds the centre in its geographic location, building a sense of place and community.

Narrative

The Invictus Centre stands as a testament to the unbreakable spirit of those who have served their country. Our logo encapsulates this spirit through its thoughtful design. The interconnected paths within the green circle symbolize the varied and personal journeys each soldier undertakes towards recovery. Whether through medical care, therapeutic rehabilitation, or engaging in sports, every path leads towards wholeness and reintegration.

The green hue of the logo pays homage to the serene gardens of our centre, which play a crucial role in the healing process. These gardens are more than just spaces; they are sanctuaries where soldiers find peace, connect with nature, and bond with fellow servicemen and women. Moreover, the green reflects our national pride, symbolizing the hope and strength synonymous with Nigeria.

At the Invictus Centre, we believe in the power of resilience, community, and the human spirit. Our logo is a visual representation of these values, reminding all who see it of the unwavering support and dedication we provide to our nation’s heroes.

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Giri, Abuja, the Invictus Centre
emerges as a groundbreaking institution, the first of its kind in Africa, dedicated to the rehabilitation and reintegration of wounded, injured, and sick (WIS) soldiers. The design of the Invictus Centre draws inspiration from the rich architectural heritage of Nigerian culture, embodying the timeless beauty of a garden city that fosters a deep sense of nature, community, and openness Here, amidst the harmonious blend of traditional forms and modern innovation, soldiers embark on a transformative journey of healing, hope, and renewal.

THE DREAM

Abuja: the City- Beautiful

Design Philosophy

The design philosophy of the Invictus Centre embraces the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria, integrating traditional architectural forms with modern innovations. The concept of a garden city is central to the design, fostering a deep connection with nature and creating an environment conducive to healing and community building. The strategic placement of green spaces, gardens, and communal areas promotes mental and physical well-being, offering a holistic approach to rehabilitation and reintegration. Family Integration and Community Support As soldiers and their families navigate the healing journey, the open courtyards of The Invictus Centre serve as sanctuaries of peace and reflection. Linear paths, meandering walkways, and designated points for social interaction weave through the compound, encouraging spontaneous encounters and fostering a sense of community. Entrances to each structure are strategically placed within the courtyards, guiding pedestrians into settings where chance social interactions can flourish. From group activities to meditation spaces, indoor and outdoor gyms, lush gardens, every corner of the path beckons with the promise of connection, camaraderie, and renewal

JOURNEY OF HOPE

Invitation of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex to Nigeria by Nigeria’s Chief of Defense staff General Christopher Musa

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