Rockefeller Center

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Rockefeller Center

Campaign, editorial, and event identity for Rockefeller Center extending a refreshed brand across three distinct contexts

Three interconnected projects extending Rockefeller Center's refreshed brand identity across campaign, editorial, and event contexts in 2022 each requiring a different visual register while maintaining coherence with the core system.

The work ranged from seasonal dining campaigns at Radio Park atop Radio City to editorial spreads for The Center Magazine and branded materials for the seasonal ice skating event a consistent identity expressed across very different moments.

Magazine spreads for the 2022 issue, balancing editorial content with brand identity application exploring where a brand sounds like itself, how much air it needs, and where it can be quiet.

The Center Magazine 2022

A summer dining experience brand for Radio Park atop Radio City Music Hall. The identity needed to feel seasonal and inviting without losing cohesion, extending the rebrand's visual logic across signage, digital, print, and event materials.

Dine at Radio Park A-frame sign Dine at Radio Park menu and food

Campaign poster series for MASA at Rockefeller Center, a contemporary Mexican design exhibition at Center Plaza and the Rink Level Galeria within it. The poster system flexes across colorways and formats including wheat-paste, subway, and large-format while holding a consistent typographic structure.

MASA at Rockefeller Center poster series MASA at Rockefeller Center subway poster mockup MASA at Rockefeller Center billboard mockup

Visual direction for the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, an institution since 1933. The approach required restraint bringing the rebrand's full range to bear without competing with ninety years of expectation, across broadcast, digital, and physical touchpoints.

Rockefeller Center ice rink with Christmas tree billboard

On-site identity and collateral for Sarah Meyohas's Dawn Chorus, an immersive augmented-reality installation at Top of the Rock. Signage, printed programs, and event materials carried the Summer at Rockefeller Center system into an interactive experience context.

Dawn Chorus Summer at Rockefeller Center poster
Staff member holding Dawn Chorus brochures
Dawn Chorus event signage on stand
Dawn Chorus staff with AR headsets next to event sign
Design Director: Ryan Giese, Nic Jamieson Designer: Dailey Crafton, Kenny Phillips