A new World Trade Center logo by the Landor corporate branding firm has emerged on signage at the site almost a year after the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey chose the firm to design it ...

Yesterday, a new logo appeared on fencing around World Trade Center construction site. To design it, developers hired one of the world’s top agencies to try to create branding that’s never ...

The World Trade Center has a new logo. Part of a $3.57 million branding endeavor, it’s a riff on space and negative space, presence and absence. It’s like a Rubin vase test, playing tricks on ...

One WTC, Four WTC, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum all have their own logos. And now, the whole complex has a new logo, which was first spotted by the Times on the construction fence at the corner of ...

1 World Trade Center, the building once billed as the Freedom Tower (see www.wtc.com/about/freedom-tower for more information), now has a logo. Today, the Durst ...

The World Trade Center revealed its new logo Wednesday, and its simple design is a perfect reflection of the building's history and rebirth. The logo doubles as a trident, representing the "three ...

The Commercial Observer just got the brand spanking new logo for One World Trade Center and we have to say, it is quite eye-catching. The building, which is being built by The Port Authority in a ...

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Two weeks ago, instead of keeping the idea to himself, he uploaded all the images to a Flickr site called “WTC Logo Preservation Project,” where he invited folks to upload their own images and ...

One World Trade Center has a logo. The owners of the under-construction tower -- set to be the tallest in the U.S. at 1,776 feet -- on Wednesday rolled out the start of a marketing campaign for ...

The World Trade Center is still a heavy construction zone, but at least now there's a logo. And it's loaded with symbolism. Here's how the NY Times David Dunlap explains it: Can you see a trident ...