Office branding berlin

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Jason Harrell, Sentiform

The illuminated Blacklane timeline anchors the reception area—bold, architectural, and instantly iconic. A strong office branding element. (Designed by Sentiform)

Integrated display pockets allow flexible storytelling while blending seamlessly into the branded environment. Office Branding. Sentiform

A CNC-cut graphic timeline band intersects brick, forming both a narrative structure and sculptural element. Office Branding. Sentiform

Project • By Sentiform • Offices

Blacklane Company Timeline / Heritage Wall Design

Blacklane Heritage Wall & Company Timeline Design, Fabrication and Installation Jason Harrell, Sentiform ABOUT BLACKLANEBlacklane offers premium chauffeured rides in cities around the world—connecting people to places with a focus on style, sustainability, and comfort Jason Harrell, Sentiform Jason Harrell, Sentiform TIMELINE AS HERITAGECapturing Milestones, Celebrating Growth The Blacklane timeline installation makes company history tangible, highlighting defining moments and major achievements. This curated visual narrative reinforces the company’s legacy, serving as an inspiring and engaging touchpoint for employees and visitors alike. Jason Harrell, Sentiform DESIGN CONCEPTFollowing the Journey Th... More

UP42 Berlin Workplace Branding & Wayfinding

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Project • By Sentiform • Offices

UP42 Wayfinding Workplace Branding

Overview UP42, an Airbus-backed geospatial data platform, needed a workspace that showcases its mission of making satellite and Earth observation data more accessible. Sentiform responded by creating an office branding and wayfinding system that draws on visual motifs found in satellite imagery—unifying both functional elements and aesthetic details under a single, geospatially driven concept. Sentiform Challenge To convey UP42’s focus on simplifying geospatial data in a tangible way, Sentiform had to translate Earth observation visuals—commonly seen in satellite images—into a design language suitable for wayfinding and glass applications. The challenge lay in maintaining clarity for navigation and pr... More