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  • "Educational Alliance underwent renovations and called upon Pentagram for the exterior signage, interior signage, and donor wall display design for their Lower East Side location."

  • "The logo rearranges the combined landmasses of the theoretical Pangaea to allow for a more distinctive form that displays the familiar forms of the represented continents."

  • "An important part of Roughcut’s brief was to create a sophisticated visual language (something not typically seen in UK sitcoms), combined with an approach that was still appropriate for a comedy programme."

  • "Pentagram was asked to create an identity that would define Daftmill as a unique brand with genuine provenance, confident enough to rely on the quality of its distillate and the integrity of its production."

  • "Rather than stage a traditional historical survey, the designers wanted to place Pentagram’s work in unusual contexts that would reflect our constantly evolving point of view and allow visitors to make their own connections and associations."

  • "The branding positions photonics as the new computing paradigm and Lightmatter as the company ready to take the world into the future."

  • "Yuri and team came up with the idea to create a uniquely playful way to contact friends, family and fellow film fans."

  • "The campaign will also include direct mail pieces, brochures, advertising and a sales office."

  • "The centerpiece of the lobby is a 51-foot-long mural made of felt, a material that is ideal for a child-friendly environment."

  • "The team designed bespoke typography for the event graphics, creating a modified version of the font Foundry Gridnik that builds its letterforms from a network of lines and bars."

  • "The logo brings together three animals that are important to the history of the organization and represent its century-long conservation efforts."

  • "It’s a cohesive and thoughtful system. It gives us the framework and tools, but leaves us room for flexibility. That’s why it works. The more we use it, the more we love it."

  • "The designers wanted to dig deeper, to understand why each item had such significance and what criteria underpinned the curators’ choices."

  • "In 1954 the Marbella Club was created by Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe as a private playground for his aristocratic and celebrity friends. Service was originally delivered by the staff from his castle, giving the experience an air of formality in a very informal setting."

  • "The book’s iconography is simple and dynamic, mixing bold two-dimensional graphics with photographic images of people and objects."