NB Studio has created the new logo and identity for art and design school Ravensbourne, which is aiming to become an independent University with degree-awarding powers. The new branding system is centred around a black and white box that opens up and expands to become a flexible framing device. “Revisiting the idea of a crest, […]
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Magpie Studio has rebranded the Roundhouse, a young persons charity and also a performing arts and concert venue. Located at a Grade II listed former railway engine shed in London’s Camden, the organisation this year marks 50 years as a venue and ten years as a charity. Magpie was appointed towards the end of last […]
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The Royal Exchange Theatre is this week celebrating its 40th year in the heart of Manchester. To mark the occasion, it has unveiled a new brand identity, created by design consultancy Cheetham Bell. The St. Anne’s Square theatre says it partnered with Cheetham Bell to help create an identity that would have “inclusivity at its heart” and […]
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Pentagram’s Marina Willer has designed a new visual identity for Art UK, a charity that exists to record and showcase all the art owned by the UK in all of its public collections. The UK is said to have one of the world’s largest public art collections with 212, 732 artworks by 38,370 artists displayed throughout 3,261 venues in […]
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Partner DJ Stout and his team at Pentagram Austin have designed a new logo and identity for Houston Ballet. The reworked identity system is the first step in a process of rebranding the company, which was originally founded in 1955. The organisation previously used a nondescript logotype and didn’t have a recognisable mark as such, […]
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Modernist public building De La Warr Pavilion at Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, has commissioned a new brand identity on the occasion of its 80th anniversary. The new branding will be rolled out during 2016 and aims to reconnect the Pavilion with its roots as a Modernist space for people to experience contemporary art, culture and entertainment. At […]
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London-based design agency Premm Design has created the new branding for ‘cabaret opera’ specialist, Unexpected Opera. Originally established in 2007, the theatre group recently approached Premm Design needing a new and improved identity. “After presenting a number of possible approaches, we agreed on a logo that used emoji-like letterforms. These act as shorthand for laughter, […]
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