Germ City—Microbes and the Metropolis

Finalist 2019

Germ City is the first segment of a multi-city initiative to “highlight the social and scientific interplay between people and pathogens” in the urban environment. The exhibition features over 100 scientific and historical artifacts, interactive stations, and commissioned artworks that tell the story of city-wide responses to infectious disease over the last 200 years.

Mod New York: Fashion Takes a Trip

Finalist 2018

The exhibition highlights a selection of visually groundbreaking and historically significant garments from the 1960s when American fashion underwent radical aesthetic transformations. As clothing also assumed communicative powers—reflecting the emergence of a counterculture, the women’s liberation movement and the rise of African-American consciousness, designers experimented by thinking of artistic realms. The installation boldly presents a decade of changing fashion immersed in a vibrant array of color, dynamic geometrical forms and graphic patterning.

Mac Conner—A New York Life

Merit Award 2017

“Mac Conner—A New York Life” was shown in one of the first floor galleries at the Museum of the City of New York. This was the first exhibition of Mac Conner’s work and paid homage to one of the industry’s greats. It was part of a series of temporary exhibitions to educate the public on the past and future of New York City.

New York at Its Core

Finalist 2018

Finalist 2017

The Museum of the City of New York undertook this first-ever permanent exhibition of New York City’s 400-year history by assembling a highly collaborative group of historians and education experts. A three-year, iterative and radically selective process with a multi-disciplinary design team brought forward an essential story of the city in three separate galleries plus two anteroom media installations. The exhibits tell a story through object-rich analog displays coupled with immersive media, in an all-encompassing environment dramatic in its modernity and reductive in materiality.

2015 SEGD Global Design Awards: A Beautiful Way to Go

A Beautiful Way to Go

Historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is the final resting place for many 19th century New York notables. Pentagram’s exhibit honoring the cemetery was a 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards winner. What project have you brought to life recently? Enter the 2015 SEGD Design Awards today!

Museum of the City of New York Rebranding

Starlight Sculpture at Museum of the City of New York

Star Bright

As part of a major renovation, the venerable Museum of the City of New Yorks gets fresh new public spaces, including a dazzling icon for a new age. The Museum of the City of New York is undergoing a decade-long, multi-phase renovation of its historic East Harlem building.