Pentagram Turns 35

 

Tuesday 12 June was Pentagram’s 35th Birthday and to celebrate, Daniel Weil and Julia Wyatt organised a mystery day out for partners and staff from the London and Berlin offices.

More photos from the celebrations after the jump

 

Staff from the London office were collected in the morning by a specially chartered “Number 35” bus, which headed west out of London.

L-R: Darren Howells, Harry Pearce, Beatrice Blumenthal, Kevin Purdy, James Wyman, Nicole Forster, Daniel Weil and Kirsty Whittaker

Daniel Weil ensured that the travellers were kept entertained on the journey by organising a game of “Guess the time of arrival.”

At 11:05, as correctly predicted by Simon Beresford-Smith, the London office met up with Justus Oehler and the Berlin team in the village of Hurley in Berkshire and began the second leg of their journey by steamboat up the river Thames.

After a five-mile cruise upstream, the location for the day’s activities appeared round a bend in the river: Fawley Temple Island, near Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire.

A picnic on the lawn was followed by an afternoon of Croquet, Boules and Quoits

David Gibbs and Lesley Lane

Ute Tjaden, Rachel Smith, Domenic Lippa, Alison Dring, Heather Seekings and Fabian Herrmann

Leah Speakman, Richard Wilson and James Wyman

William Russell and John Rushworth were delayed by meetings in the morning, but managed to arrive in style

Norman Palm, Justus Oehler, Ute Tjaden, Josephine Rank, Christiane Weismüller

Akio Morishima, Daniel Weil and Julia Wyatt

Photography by Nick Turner