A modern dining area at The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, branded by B&Co., featuring wooden tables, leather chairs, blue curtains, large windows, elegant ceiling lights, and fresh flowers on a table in the foreground.
Food & Beverage

The Common Good



Fostering the spirit of camaraderie and the benefits of rejuvenation

THE CHALLENGE

The Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora, Colorado is a place of rest, recovery and rejuvenation. With a diverse group of local residents and international visitors, B&Co. set out to create a restaurant brand that welcomed the community and reflected its global reach.

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What We Delivered

  • Art Direction
  • Brand Development
  • Copywriting
  • Name Development
  • Printed Collateral
  • Visual Identity
A gold leaf outline above the words THE COMMON GOOD FOOD AND DRINK, set in gold text on a textured dark blue background, reflecting the refined brand identity of The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, branded by B&Co.

Global food is comfort food. And local ingredients are something to take pride in.

The Common Good

The Common Good is a restaurant and bar in The Benson Hotel where Aurora gathers to enjoy healthy food and vibrant people, rooted in the belief that working and living together towards a common goal benefits us all.

Tan background with the phrase Good food for the greater good written twice, above and below a navy line drawing of a plant inside an oval, with the letters C and G placed beneath the leaves. This elegant design reflects the brand identity of The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, which is beautifully branded by B&Co.
A jar of Ras El Hanout, its lid floating above and flanked by matching labels on dark wood, evokes the refined atmosphere of The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, a distinguished B&Co. Brand.

While the brand embraces global influences, The Common Good is locally rooted.

Flat lay of restaurant branding on a wooden surface, featuring a menu, clipboard, coaster, business cards, loyalty card, and cardholder. All items showcase The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora brand by B&Co., with a minimalist blue-and-cream design.

Locally Rooted

The Common Good name was derived from two sources of inspiration. “The Commons” relates to a community at large working for the common good of all. And the use of “good” conveys the concept of good food made from good ingredients in a simple, wholesome manner.

A white plate with seared scallops, green peas, pea shoots, and sauce, next to a glass of white wine on a wooden table with a brown leather booth in the background at The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, elegantly branded by B&Co.
Two navy business cards, branded by B&Co. for The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, rest on a wooden surface. The top card reads The Common Good and includes a website, emphasizing the brand’s commitment to excellence. The bottom card lists a name, title, email, phone numbers, address, and a small emblem on the left.

While the brand embraces global influences, The Common Good is locally rooted. Illustrated on the logo is a sprig of oregano, which symbolizes “joy of the mountains” in Greek. Joy among the Rocky Mountains is what communal gathering is all about. Coupled with this imagery is typography that complements the softness of the line-work and gives a sense of luxury and elegance.

A collage of six images—starry night sky, snowy pines, grassy field, textured wall, sunlit orange wall, and stacked white cups—beautifully captures the ambiance inspired by Colorado Skies, Harmony, Colorado Land, Soil, Golden Hour, and Snow. This curated selection reflects the sophisticated aesthetic of The Olympia Hospitality Benson Hotel Restaurant in Aurora, branded by B&Co. Brand.

Color Inspiration

The color palette gained inspiration from the same places its kitchen had: local natural offerings. The Colorado skies and land make up the base of the visual identity, while the secondary and tertiary colors account for Aurora’s full spectrum of beautiful sunsets and snowfalls.