5 Years, 4 Categories, 20 Projects-Branded Environments that Wow

We asked a range of branded environment design experts within the SEGD community for their picks of the most inspired branded environment designs in four categories: retail/hospitality, workplace/corporate, event/temporary and sports/fitness spanning from 2013 to 2018.

Pentagram Goes to Titletown

Pentagram created the identity and environmental graphics for Titletown, which recently opened in Green Bay, Wis.—home to the Green Bay Packers and adjacent to their legendary Lambeau Field.

Pentagram’s Comic-inspired Identity for the Barbican’s Manga Exhibition

Marina Willer has brought the traveling exhibition to life with colorful, storyboard style graphics, while Jody Hudson-Powell and Luke Powell have created a motion-controlled robot installation.

Pentagram’s Comic-inspired Identity for the Barbican’s Manga Exhibition

How Pentagram’s Michael Bierut Picks A Typeface

Once “typographically promiscuous,” Bierut has a simple method for selecting typefaces–as detailed in this exclusive excerpt from his forthcoming book “Now You See It and Other Essays on Design."

How Pentagram’s Michael Bierut Picks A Typeface

Entro on “Cultivating a Design Legacy” and Canada’s Airports

In 2011, Entro Communications merged with Toronto-based Gottschalk+Ash in the shared pursuit of doing great design work. This year, the firm released a book detailing its separate and combined history, entitled “Cultivating a Design Legacy: The First 50 Years.” In this excerpt, read how the Canadian firms built their legacy in airports.

Pentagram Takes On Its Biggest Challenge Yet—Making Penn Station Less Awful

Penn Station, friendly? Pentagram’s new wayfinding in the notoriously unfriendly transportation hub aims to make it so.

Pentagram Takes On Its Biggest Challenge Yet—Making Penn Station Less Awful

It's Only Rock 'N Roll—Exhibitionism—the Exhibition

Exhibitionism, The Rolling Stones Exhibit

The Rolling Stones, one of the most iconic and influential musical acts of the last five decades, are the subject of the lauded traveling exhibition entitled “Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones,” designed by Pentagram.

30 Urban Linear Parks Projects Since 2000

Look no further than Paris' Promenade plantée, which was completed in 1993, to see where the trend of converting obsolete railways into beautiful urban green spaces originated. The real urban renewal linear park boom, however, happened in this century.

Isabel Castilla + Hamish Smyth - Miami Underline: Creating a New Urban Landscape

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Honor Award - Pentagram

Pentagram, Honor Award, 2017 SEGD Global Design Awards, Border City, London

Principal Designer Stewart Bailey	Outside Sales and Business Development Katie Powell	Experiential Designer Dan Neifert
Owner Lucy Holmes	Student Caroline Siavichay	Graphic Designer Bob Oudin

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5 Years, 4 Categories, 20 Projects-Branded Environments that Wow

Pentagram Goes to Titletown

Pentagram’s Comic-inspired Identity for the Barbican’s Manga Exhibition

How Pentagram’s Michael Bierut Picks A Typeface

Entro on “Cultivating a Design Legacy” and Canada’s Airports

Pentagram Takes On Its Biggest Challenge Yet—Making Penn Station Less Awful

It's Only Rock 'N Roll—Exhibitionism—the Exhibition

30 Urban Linear Parks Projects Since 2000

Isabel Castilla + Hamish Smyth - Miami Underline: Creating a New Urban Landscape

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Honor Award - Pentagram

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