504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Each letter in the name ‘Quad’ has been assigned to an individual theater in the four-screen cinema, where it appears as large-scale LED lighting in the ceiling."

"The clean, easy to navigate tabs allow users to quickly find what they are looking for, while also being able to freely explore other areas of TUTS online."

"Pentagram’s work included the now-iconic external signage, with its louvred screen to the cantilevered café at the top of the building."

"The Self Portrait Zone was a microcosm of the Millennium Dome itself, a circular pavilion framed by a kaleidoscope of images wrapped by sheets of translucent and clear glass."

"The identity centers on a ‘B’ monogram, with a dumbbell embedded in the letter to symbolize strength."

"The challenge for the team of designers and editors was extending the Netflix experience to a journal in a way that felt true to the brand."

"The mascot name was inspired by a nearly perfect skeletal specimen of a Columbian Mammoth housed at Amherst’s renowned Beneski Museum of Natural History."

"In 2006, Jane Thompson brought several scrapbooks of Design Research ephemera to Pentagram and asked the team to help her tell the remarkable D/R story."

"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 color of the letterform is always black, but the leafy element and the website change color with the seasons: orange for the fall, green for spring, red for the Christmas season and blue for summer (blue skies over the blue lake)"

"The team was invited to incorporate the branding throughout the restaurant, from designing the menus and signage to choosing the tableware and creating the hand-painted tile that lines the open kitchen and bar."

"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."

“From its spectacular modernist architecture and activist routes to its multicultural campus and unparalleled desire to create change, the University of Sussex has a unique spirit, and we wanted to create a playful film that expressed that spirit. When Pentagram suggested the idea of an almost unbiased checklist, we immediately liked it.”

"Pentagram used the visual language and colors from the identity to develop various interiors for a number of environments including Citibank “Blue”, general consumer banking outlet, and Citigold, a more luxurious “affluent customer” outlet."

"Information is organized around eight macro topics or themes, each represented with a different abstract pattern."