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Rand in Use — 1 Design Example | D1S1

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Rand in use — 1 case

Used by Pentagram

Set for Trinity College Dublin

Find design references using Rand. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.

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The Book of Kells Experience by Pentagram

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New Branding for Imperia by Landor
BP&O · Jul 18, 2024
Landor’s Milan office has rebranded Italian pasta machine manufacturer Imperia with a joyful, heritage-informed identity. The new system includes a bespoke typeface, Sfoglia Grotesk, motion design inspired by pasta-making, and a refreshed red-and-white logo. The project balances traditional Italian cues with modern design sensibilities, positioning Imperia as both functional and playful.
Landor Imperiabranding
Emily Gosling
Mitch Paone on DIA's kinetic identity systems and relocation to Switzerland
The Brand Identity · Jan 31, 2020 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews DIA co-founder Mitch Paone about the studio’s kinetic approach to branding, their new website designed by Bänziger Hug, and their relocation to Switzerland. Paone discusses DIA’s motion-based design philosophy, recent projects for clients like Squarespace and Adidas, and his new teaching roles at ECAL and HEAD – Genève.
DIABänziger HugNEO-NEOSquarespace Nikedigital
Mitch Paone