Business Buildings Icons

Slide Content

The PowerPoint slide presents a collection of business building icons representing various types of structures including offices, private living quarters, houses, company headquarters skyscrapers, subsidiary premises, local warehouse storage, branches, supermarkets, and hypermarkets. Each icon symbolizes a different aspect of the business infrastructure, depicting the versatility in architectural styles and purposes, from small office buildings to large commercial complexes.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a plain, dark background that contrasts with the light-colored icons.
• There are eight icons evenly distributed across the slide in two rows and four columns.
• Each icon represents a different type of building:
• The first icon in the top row depicts a simple office building.
• The second is a taller building, suggesting a skyscraper or a company headquarters.
• The third shows a house, indicating private living.
• The fourth is an office building with projecting sections.
• The fifth icon represents subsidiary premises with a more complex structure.
• The sixth displays two types of buildings likely representing a local warehouse and storage.
• The seventh looks like a supermarket or a hypermarket with a shopping cart icon.
• The eighth icon is a taller building portraying a skyscraper.
• The words "Fully editable" and "Suitable for dark background" are displayed on the right side in two contrasting colors, blue and yellow, against the dark background.
• The icons are stylized and geometric, featuring a modern and clean design.

The slide's overall look is clean and professional, with a modern aesthetic underscored by simple geometrical design elements. The icons are easily identifiable and set against a dark background to highlight their shapes and details.

Use Cases

• Presenting different types of commercial and residential properties in a real estate portfolio.
• Illustrating various facilities and buildings owned by a corporation in a business overview.
• Enhancing architectural or urban development presentations with visual icons for clarity.
• Utilizing in marketing materials to represent the scope of business operations, such as showing locations where a company has a presence.