504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The design of the book highlights its theme, ‘Live Feed,’ documenting all activity from the school year in a timeline of images."

"For the cover the Pentagram team developed a unique format that features a wild animal photographed in a studio against a distinctive, jewel-toned backdrop."

"The Pentagram team selected the designers and illustrators, worked with Robin Hood and the schools to pair the right artist with each library, coordinated the production process with architect Richard Lewis, and served as creative directors throughout the entire process."

"Furniture Music’ attempts to re-design the domestic soundscape and proposes ways for sound not simply to be noise, but rather to help enhance harmony and comfort within one’s surrounding environment."

"The book describes Porto Montenegro’s story so far, and introduces the next decade of its development."

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

"The book’s iconography is simple and dynamic, mixing bold two-dimensional graphics with photographic images of people and objects."

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

"Building on the folding action found in the mark, the designers created a playful suite of icons to support the Amalgamated brand online, in collateral and on ATM screens."

"The date is represented in elements inspired by systems of counting, a reference to the tabulation that goes into creating the list."

"This mission of educational empowerment extends to the graphics of the new building, which encourage students to think, learn and problem-solve as they encounter a series of codes, puzzles and riddles that have been integrated into the school environment."

"The poster translates the form of Nelson’s iconic Ball Clock into the color palette of all Pentagram's posters for Yale—black and white—with the clock's hands appearing in gray."

"The poster, made up of a network of lines that interlink and channel into each other, represents the complexity of the Underground network that Johnston seamlessly helps travellers to navigate."

"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 identity captures the vibrancy of Skirball’s programming and celebrates the exuberant spirit of downtown."