Graphic design

This independent brewer-owned company is renowned for making inspired libations for all. Intending to create a sought-after destination to match their craft-brewing mastery, they enlisted our design team to create an engaging customer experience for their ultra-devoted fanbase, building excitement and anticipation on route to their new taproom. Caption Focusing on an immersive brand journey for the retail and front of house at the new 100,000 SQ FT brewery in Deerfield, we brought new life into a former mid-century publishing company building. An amalgamation of the existing space through adaptive reuse and a branded environment true to its identity, the company has taken root in its new home in Western MA. Caption Visitors are... More

St James Power Station, a glorious industrial power house of Singapore is now a notable heritage icon in Singapore and a successful example of adaptive reuse. It is important to pay homage to the historical architecture while integrating the heritage trail and gallery with a renewed landscape and interior of the Dyson office. The design direction of the gallery aims to showcase the value of heritage through the legacy of its materials and artefacts. Mapletree Moving towards the future, it is pivotal to give the heritage a new lustre and patina. The use of corten steel for the outdoor interpretive panels is reminiscent of the distinctive red brick façade. New materials such as steel beams and granites are introduced to complemen... More

Nissen Richards Studio has once again worked with client Historic Royal Palaces - this time on a new, temporary exhibition at London’s Kensington Palace. Life Through a Royal Lens explores the Royal Family through photography and brings together in one place some of the most iconic images of the Royal Family ever taken. The new exhibition is now open and runs until 30 October in Kensington Palace’s Pigott Galleries.  All images by Gareth Gardner The commission to Nissen Richards Studio follows a successful collaboration between the cultural-specialist architects and exhibition designers with Historic Royal Palaces on Victoria: Woman and Crown, an exhibition which went on to win the 2021 Eastern Eye ‘Editor&rsquo... More

Sited on the Northwest corner of Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, this new civic and cultural hub embodies the values of the park’s namesake and is envisioned as a space for community empowerment and edification. As part of an extensive revitalization of the park, the new hub is in harmony with the unique tropical ecology of the site and is conceived as a micro-village of three pavilions, each of different scale and function but which share a common formal language. The village is comprised of a new two-story library, an event center with rooftop terrace, as well as a new welcome portico that ushers users from the street and unifies the three structures. Chad Baumer Guided by biophilic design principles, all three pavilions--compo... More

The Water Quality Association (WQA), a not-for-profit representing the residential, commercial and industrial water treatment industry, occupies a new headquarters that reinforces their dedication to science and quality. Water-inspired organic forms and a subdued color palette create a calming, trusted environment and encourage movement and flow through the space. More

In collaboration with On studio, we created a colorful, happy and sophisticated space for Konimbo, a company specializing in e-commerce. The design, which reflects the character of this innovative company, was created in direct communication with the colors, textures and surfaces of the architectural design. We also created special pennants for every room, different from every sign you’ve ever seen!  Project Managers: Dina Bigger and Aviv Bronstein.    More

Viva, a part of the York Region Transit Plan, is an extensive seventy-kilometre rapid transit system. It is key to supporting and managing rapid growth, reducing dependence on the automobile, and maintaining quality of life for communities primarily along the Highway 7 corridor north of Toronto.   Entro implemented the Viva brand and later designed a signage and wayfinding program for the vivaNext bus rapidways travelling across Hwy. 7. Entro partnered with Gee Jeffery & Partners in branding new BRT system elements, such as the bus and bus graphics.   York Region Transit Plan also engaged Entro in the industrial and graphic design of the bus stations, stops, signage, and fare equipment.  ... More

Entro designed wayfinding and placemaking programs for the RBC Centre, recently voted one of Toronto’s 10 most important new structures of the last decade by the Toronto Star, and RBC Waterpark Place on Queen's Quay, a sleek modern 31-storey highrise featuring open concept offices, flexible workplaces and a conference centre.   As office spaces continue to evolve to accommodate new age groups, technologies and workstyles, RBC was looking to create a positive use experience that supports modern priorities within the context of a branded environment.   The interior building graphics bring the space to life, ensure an inviting atmosphere, and create visual interest. Abstract graphics based on geometric shapes... More

Oliver & Bonacini is a successful restaurant chain based in Toronto. Entro developed the master brand with the objective of creating a flexible system that could be expanded as new restaurants were added to the group.   In keeping with the master brand, Entro crafted the brands for Oliver & Bonacini’s restaurants, Luma, Canteen, and Malaparte, situated within the Bell Lightbox, the home of the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).   The integrated brand strategy has been applied as identities for other downtown venues were created, including Bannock, Arcadian Loft, Arcadian Court, and Foodwares Market, located within the Hudson Bay Company. More

The Weston Family Learning Centre provides educational space at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) for people of all ages to engage with and learn about art. Entro developed a new brand identity, fundraising brochure, and a signage and wayfinding program for the Centre.   The logo itself was rendered in the form of a drawing, with sketch lines around the words “learning centre.” The image evokes sketchbooks and the kind of conceptual play that is the beginning of all great creative projects.   For the signage and wayfinding system, we chose large, colourful letters, applied as vinyl film directly to the surface of walls. The words are all lowercase, emphasizing the democratic, personal and friendly styl... More

The KING book is available to potential unit buyers as of October 2018 at the sales centres in Toronto and Asia.   Set to be one of the most radical housing development projects in North America, KING Toronto by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) in partnership with Westbank and Allied, looks to integrate community, identity and a welcoming sense of place into a scrupulously designed mixed-use residence.   The KING Sales Centre is one part of a larger project that included designing graphics, wayfinding and signage elements for the Serpentine Pavilion exhibit; four volumes showcasing KING Toronto’s designs; hoarding graphics for events; and advertising components such as posters and signage, as well as digital and print... More

We worked together with Max’s marketing team and D.S. Blay Architects to create the language and design for their 7-floor office complex. Our goal was to create a different and innovative design for each of the floors based on the company’s branding book language. We chose a material for each floor symbolizing the type of work of each department. For example, for the HR department we utilized fabric, which symbolizes human connection. We decorated meeting rooms, phone booths, a large cafeteria, and incorporated motion graphics on the first floor to give a first impression of innovation and technology. In summary, seven floors of cutting edge, fun and inspiring environmental graphic design.  Photography: Uzi Porat More

an American company, recently acquired the Israeli start-up Dbmotion, which works to enable direct communication between various medical service providers and physicians.  The company’s research and development center is located in Be’er Sheva, as part of a plan to revive the Negev desert. Social responsibility is essential to the CEO, as well as gender equality inside the company. In cooperation with Orbach Halevi Architects and the company’s CEO, we created a language that connects the desert landscapes with some of the biggest icons of the medical world. Each of the conference rooms was decorated with one of the icons of their field. The goal was to reflect in a deep way the field and personality of the people t... More