504 Pentagram Testimonials

"The identity takes its cues from the clarity and geometry of the architecture."

"The design is dynamic, fusing text and image to evoke the excitement of Timberlake’s performances."

"Rather than recreate the look of the period, the design for the bench echoes it in clean, smooth lines that make the monument the chicest, most sophisticated piece of street furniture in the city."

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

"The identity spotlights the updated name in a flexible logo that can be configured in countless ways."

"The designers developed localizations for different territories around the world, rendering the logo in Arabic, Chinese and other languages."

"The clean, modern design of the identity and signage contrast with the ‘beautiful ruin’ of the building."

"The new interiors have been designed to provide customers with a consistent experience of the brand and to differentiate Rabobank from its competitors in order to maintain a strong, competitive presence within their retail oriented, high street context."

"The designers developed a clean, elegant yet bold layout for the book, a neutral, documentary-like platform that would allow the content to shine."

"The expansive addition includes a suite of new galleries, artist studios, flexible public and special event spaces, education classrooms, a café, back-of-house facilities, and visitor amenities."

"The square logos—one the museum’s full name, the other the acronym—work in combination with their typical “chop” in Chinese characters, which the designers also modified."

"The caretas of Maragojipe are clown-like jokers and tricksters who, in the tradition of carnival as a place to invert normal life, hide their true selves with masks and falsetto voices."

"This theme of integrating the signage into the materials and environment of the specific venue was carried over into the Olympic Sculpture Park, which has transformed Seattle’s last undeveloped downtown waterfront property, a nine-acre industrial site on the Elliott Bay, into a free public park."

"Pentagram built the brand identity around a core ‘timeline’ visual, representing a progression from functional solutions to transformative organisational and societal perspectives."

"Hay Festival is an extraordinary celebration of the spoken word. Bringing readers and writers together for a global series of sustainable events, it invites participants to imagine the world as it is and as it could be."