504 Pentagram Testimonials

"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."

"Pentagram also created a series of social media assets, each focusing on one of the RSH+P principles."

"Echoing CEDIA’s roots in immersive audio-visual experiences, the widescreen portals framed the events beneath them, and carried the messaging and color-synchronized lighting that brought them to life and drew people in."

"The new identity is composed of simple graphic ingredients that provide a kit of parts for applications ranging from menus to environmental graphics. "

"Fountain’s name and organic ingredients inspired a logo made of linear patterns."

"The ‘W’ symbol suggests a movable placard or folding display system, an apt metaphor as the virtual museum moves toward hosting exhibitions in physical spaces."

"The framework is the first time O-pa has taken a comprehensive approach to its identity, bringing its programs and venues together visually as part of the same institution."

"It was important that the book aligned with Flow’s distinctive aesthetic, which is rooted in the sensibility of its owner."

"A simple line derived from the number “1,” inspired by the company’s name. The line suggests the diagram of a floor plan, with one side left open to convey a sense of possibility."

"Pentagram created an experience that is a study for the player, an embodiment for the brand and a set for the camera and the audience who are watching."

"The designers have placed typography on the bas-relief panels that form words when viewed from certain perspectives, including a colorful display in the Center’s storefront window that forms the word FIT.”

"The exhibition presents an engaging narrative journey through the band’s 50-year career, told through a series of thematic installations."

"Pentagram took inspiration from the theatre’s home, borrowing the wall-painted typography style found on so many of London’s historical buildings."

"The identity centers on a distinctive lowercase ‘e,’ which the designers drew as an aerodynamic letterform."

"A bold and non-conformist linear pattern wraps around the boxes in various sizes."