Zoom Enlarge The identity applied to stationery. Zoom Enlarge The new Barnes building in Philadelphia designed by Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects. Zoom Enlarge The name of the Foundation appears in metal lettering pin-mounted to the building at the entrance. Zoom Enlarge Museum information is posted on large panels at the entrance. Zoom Enlarge Signage directing visitors through the park to the galleries. Zoom Enlarge Museum entrance. Zoom Enlarge A series of processional signs are directed towards traffic on the Parkway. The identity is based on the forms found within a specific "ensemble." The letters play with positive and negative space, gaining coherence through the act of reading across the ensemble. Learn more about the project Zoom Enlarge Zoom Enlarge Directional wayfinding in the museum. Zoom Enlarge Donor wall in the Annenberg Court. Zoom Enlarge A handwritten notation by Dr. Barnes rendered in wrought iron. Zoom Enlarge A quote from Dr. Barnes frames the edge of a fountain. There are no texts or labels on the walls of the galleries; visitors use a series of printed guides that correspond to the numbered galleries and identify the objects in each roomʼs ensembles. Learn more about the project Zoom Enlarge Gallery guides. Zoom Enlarge Galleries are identified by number. Zoom Enlarge The Main Room of the Collection Gallery. Photo by Michael Moran. Zoom Enlarge Cropped images of the ensembles are used on shopping bags. Zoom Enlarge Zoom Enlarge Zoom Enlarge Share: Twitter, LinkedIn, Email