504 Pentagram Testimonials

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

"MIDI, an acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, is instantly recognisable to anyone who makes, edits or plays music, and is used every day around the world by musicians, DJs, producers, educators, artists and hobbyists to create, perform, learn and share music and artistic works."

"Users leave messages that appear as virtual sticky-notes, expressing what they’ve missed about the city or hopes for its future."

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

"Pentagram invited some of the world's most influential design and cultural editors to choose a subject which is self-indulgently of interest to them for Circular’s readership to enjoy."

"Margaret, the single largest benefactor in the DMA’s history, wanted to keep the book and her transformative final bequest to the museum under wraps until after her passing."

"This year Pentagram is honouring London’s chaotic nature by challenging visitors to ‘lose yourself’ in the festival."

"The bulk of the issue, a package of 48 pages, is devoted to telling the colorful story of Drexel’s 125 years of existence through a lively, graphic layout built around 125 historical facts, people, programs and moments that have made Drexel the unique place it is today."

"The lightness of the colonnades provide a high degree of transparency, creating an inviting, approachable exterior."

"Using a unique integration of video journalism, data visualization, and interactive web technologies, Lupi and her team added uncommon depth and functionality to the storytelling and reading experience."

"Uptake wanted to showcase data in an exciting new way, demystify the subject of predictive analytics and demonstrate its own know-how in the field."

"Inspired by Thomas Mann’s ‘The Magic Mountain’, the piece is made up of coloured pixels that are placed on top of one another to create an illusion of depth."

"Carefully redrawn and refined from the original sign that hung above the store’s Great Marlborough Street entrance, the new logotype also includes the full-stop which appeared on the original sign."

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

"Visitors can take the icons and Pavilion symbol home with them on a range of souvenirs and Pavilion-themed merchandise, including flatware, mugs, espresso cups, buttons, hats, aprons, totes, t-shirts and even baby onesies."