David H. Koch Theater

• Client

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

• Collaborator

JCJ Architecture
Diller Scofidio + Renfro 

• Location

New York, New York, USA

Though Lincoln Center's New York State Theater was a hallowed place, the interior had grown shabby, with worn interior furnishings and haphazard  outmoded signage. For the renovation, timed to a major gift and a new name for the theater, Two Twelve's created new signage that is refreshingly straightforward, in line with the original Philip Johnson design. Glowing, thin-stroked letters delineate the different tiers, directing visitors simply and cleanly to their seats. In conjunction with JCJ Architecture and Diller Scofidio + Renfro we helped transform the lobby from 'waiting room' to experience, complete with eye-catching translucent panels that foreshadow the glorious entertainment experience that awaits inside the theater.    

Sports, Arts and Entertainment, Wayfinding Systems

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