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  • "The design team redrew and modernised the wordmark and the symbol, and also created a circular quality stamp. Designed to signify deZaan’s premium brand status, it also emphasises its authenticity and Dutch heritage."

  • "The aim of the campaign was to create a ‘lightbulb moment’, where people would quickly grasp the relatively complex concept of a circular economy."

  • "The concept compliments the bipolarity of the space, creating a coherent narrative between the relaxed lounge bar downstairs and the frenetic nightclub upstairs."

  • "The Tiffany & Co. logotype has been redrawn by hand to resemble a hot-metal typeface and reduced in size some 40 percent on bags and boxes, where it is foil-stamped rather than printed."

  • "The designers created a simple graphic system that marries the forms of the architecture with the dynamic spirit of Queens Theatre."

  • "The slash can be used as a diagonal earmark at the top left corner of materials, instantly branding them as part of The Federation."

  • "The new identity needed to provide VRT with a brand that reflected its ambitions; to increase the impact, relevance and user-friendliness of its established radio and TV brands in the digital space."

  • "Each horn continually sings lyrics which are generated live by a uniquely trained, site-specific piece of AI software."

  • "The vibrant installation helps MahaNakhon communicate with the city from the ground up, capturing the prosperity, diversity and exuberance of Bangkok."

  • "The branding celebrates the vibrancy of the city, signals it is ready to reopen after the pandemic lockdown, and welcomes New Yorkers back to the party."

  • "Pentagram created a series of virtual spaces that replicate the volume of empty bookcases, each housing one single photograph to fill the ghostly space."

  • "In response to the difficult challenges book display poses for museums, and in reaction to the traditional solution of opening a book to a specific page and encasing it under glass, the designers created three innovative interactive rear-projection digital book kiosks."

  • "Layered typography and colors visually convey the idea of unity at the heart of the global organization."

  • "The designers also developed a complete program of wayfinding, directories and donor signage for the entire museum, as well as several donor walls in the Griffin Court, the soaring central space of the Modern Wing."

  • "No Man's Land’ gets serious with the special “Issues Issue,” touching on topics like politics, racism, immigration, abortion, work and death."