BP&O’s Thomas Barnett reviews Landor & Fitch’s rebrand for the Orchestra Sinfonica di Milano, which replaces the former LaVerdi identity. The new design features a dynamic, motion-driven logo inspired by Milan’s cathedral architecture and a custom typeface, TUMB TUMB, referencing Italian Futurism. The article praises the balance between expressive motion and digital usability, positioning the identity as a modern, Milanese interpretation of musical energy.
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Landor & Fitch’s Milan office rebranded the Orchestra Sinfonica Di Milano, formerly LaVerdi, with a city-inspired identity that connects the orchestra to Milan’s cultural and architectural heritage. The rebrand features a custom typeface, TUMB TUMB, influenced by Futurist art and Milanese architecture, and a motion-responsive logo system that reacts to the intensity of music. The vibrant, Futurist-inspired color palette reinforces the orchestra’s expressive and progressive spirit.
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