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Alverata gives Rijksmuseum Twenthe a timeless identity

Design credit
Karin Bakker
Project Date
May 2014

Date
May 2014

Design credit
Karin Bakker

The Rijksmuseum Twenthe in Enschede, Netherlands, focuses on 18th century art as well as contemporary works, and is currently undergoing a redesign.

Custom Logotype

Type and graphic designer Dr Gerard Unger has been commissioned to design the logo based on his latest typeface, Alverata: ‘It was a challenge to design their logo, to make it look like no other museum-logo’, and yet still make it stand out from those of other Dutch museums in Amsterdam, the Hague and Rotterdam. The new design has been developed and applied by in-house designer Karin Bakker.
Alverata is the logo typeface used extensivley on the website, posters and other prited materials. The responsive-designed website has a neat and clean design, that matches the museum’s overall branding.

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