Hasta La Ideas

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pemOver the next six weeks, in a special Core77 exclusive, design firm a href=”http://www.dcontinuum.com/content/”Continuum/a will share, from start to finish, their latest branding project for the new, nomadic a href=”http://designmuseumboston.org/”Design Museum Boston/a and ask for your feedback, kicking off with the brief introduction below./em/p

pHow do you create an identity for an organization that is constantly changing? We’re taking on this challenge with a new project for Design Museum Boston and want your input to help determine the brand identity and visual language. The evolution of the design from problem to solution will be published in real time for you to watch, comment on and shape./p

pDesign Museum Boston is a twist on the traditional brick and mortar space: it’s nomadicmdash;existing mainly in a virtual spacemdash;creating pop-up exhibits, throughout Boston and New England, that educate the general public on the role of design in their lives. We’d like to reflect this itinerant character in the brand, making for an especially interesting project. /p

pEvery week for the next six weeks, we’ll post our progress and ask for feedback in each critical phase of design. In our posts, we’ll share things like the development of thematic approaches; the client’s competitive landscape; images from client meetings and in-house design charettes; and applications of the winning concepts. /p

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pemCurrent Design Museum Boston brand identity./em/p

pOur goal is not only to demonstrate how a brand becomes a brand, but also to allow multiple perspectives determine how this identity will take shape. /p

pStay tuned for next week. We’ll start with the exploration of three thematic approaches for the new identity of Design Museum Boston with brand attributes, brand pillars, and mood boards./pa href=”http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/open_for_branding_continuums_transparent_design_project_for_design_museum_boston__17027.asp”(more…)/a
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