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  • "Chinese characters are pictograms—representing things—and the thingworld letterforms have themselves been objectified through modification."

  • "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 design has an editorial feel with images and text layered to give a collaged look, reflecting Seikaly’s love of collecting and her prolific diary writing."

  • "The liquid metal graphics combine the glitz and shine of the awards with the grit and energy of independent film."

  • "The Canvas brand has people at its heart, and Pentagram’s design team created an expressive brand symbol that embodies this."

  • "The new routing algorithm means that for the first time, riders are able to contribute road ratings in real time while cycling."

  • "The square logos—one the museum’s full name, the other the acronym—work in combination with their typical “chop” in Chinese characters, which the designers also modified."

  • "For this exhibition, Brown created a new body of work in response to the Palace itself, its extensive collection of artworks, and her own memories of England."

  • "The large-format images highlight Mizrahi's exquisite craftsmanship and attention to materials, juxtaposing lush close-ups of the garments with photographs of the complete designs on mannequins like those seen in the exhibition."

  • "The new logo still evokes an ancient world of warriors and magic, but looks more timeless and contemporary."

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

  • "The monogram features three dots inspired by the trio of co-founders as well as the three pillars of IFW."

  • "The LMYOU logotype developed by the Pentagram team for the campaign, with its emphasis on the word “You,” underscores the university’s commitment and appreciation of its people–the human capital that makes this highly respected Jesuit institution excellent."

  • "Rather than recreate the look of the period, the design for the bench echoes it in clean, smooth lines that make the monument the chicest, most sophisticated piece of street furniture in the city."

  • "The activities combine personal reflection and data drawing to help participants understand the community of people who contribute to their well-being."