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"The foundation of the DCP visual brand, and its sub-brands is a bespoke, fully variable typeface, created with NaN.xyz. With a core DNA that extends to four different styles, and was created in both Latin and Thai character sets."
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"The program is designed to help position Columbia as forward-looking and contemporary––less as a tradition-bound Ivy League school and more as a dynamic, modern university and vibrant academic community within the larger fabric of the city."
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"The logo brings together three animals that are important to the history of the organization and represent its century-long conservation efforts."
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"To help the reader out on this photographic road trip the Pentagram team included a small map graphic and the exact latitude and longitude coordinates for each rest stop with the book’s simple titling."
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"The design of the book highlights its theme, ‘Live Feed,’ documenting all activity from the school year in a timeline of images."
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"This mission of educational empowerment extends to the graphics of the new building, which encourage students to think, learn and problem-solve as they encounter a series of codes, puzzles and riddles that have been integrated into the school environment."
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"The gestural spontaneity of the logo reflects a sense of celebration, personal expression, and ease of use."
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"The show’s chilling narrative is boldly announced through die-cut holes resembling blood splatters."
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"The book is one of the first to explore the breadth of Stoller’s largely unseen archive of more than 50,000 images."
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"Pentagram's exhibition design documents the participating designers’ creative process and explorations as much as it promotes the results, capturing the sense of discovery—what is it like to work with a material you've never used before—and the generation of ideas for developing a useful object."
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"Alongside the identity, Pentagram designed ‘The Early Years 1965-1972’. This comprehensive 27-disc boxed set pulls together material from the Pink Floyd archive."
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"To develop the concept, the designers focused on the contrasts between the volatile nature of the fintech industry and Droit’s smart, safe and responsive solution."
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"Drawing inspiration from the shapes found in Tinguely’s iconic music machines, Pentagram created a bespoke typeface that is used across the museum’s identity."
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"Spread across the top three levels of the museum, the show presents a series of environments inspired by the structure of the magazine itself."
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"The seal incorporates symbols for Los Angeles and Southern California, where the line of dispensaries are located, and one small marijuana leaf."