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The company didn’t customize them.
The Commission of Fine Arts chair suggested the building’s columns be changed from Ionic to Corinthian to match the government’s other great...
The Emerging Liberty dime is missing the traditional symbol for peace.
Cars will zoom past Washington, D.C. landmarks at more than 200 miles per hour for the street race.
The furniture retailer has a long and lucrative relationship with the federal government.
Trump branded his battle against cartels in gold.
Trump is wearing branded merch during the country’s most solemn moments.
The Keystone State’s new ‘Let Freedom Ring’ plate solved one problem only to introduce another.
Imperfect lettering in campaign materials offers a refreshing contrast to the corporate-style Democratic branding of the past.
Extensive art collections, four programs, and one versatile identity.
For in-store pharmacy chains, the rise of weight-loss drugs represents a business opportunity to reshape shopping habits.
If it’s used once a day, this water catcher can save 1,800 liters of water annually.
The time capsule is designed to be waterproof and buried underground.
DSNY vs. 100,000 snowy bus stops and corridors.
Legibility wasn’t really the point, says designer Michael Bierut.
Design studio CQW&T designed Snatch to attach a shoulder strap without damaging fabric.
When mixed with minerals, corn waste can be used as a sturdy building material.
You think Jeb, but you should think Jesse.
This subtle consequence of planned renovations explains a lot about the Administration’s capacity for design nuance.