SEGD NYC Chapter - Sponsored by DesignTex

Chapter Chairs

Joshua Gallagher is a Senior Visual Designer at Gallagher & Associates. Joshua Gallagher has nearly a decade's worth of experience in visual and communication design.
Joshua Gallagher
Bhawika Mishra
Bhawika Mishra
Tristan Valencia, SenovvA
Tristan Valencia
Jessica Schrader
Jessica Schrader
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SEGD Award Winning Projects

Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial
Nature—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial
"Closed Worlds" Exhibition
Closed Worlds
Scandinavia House, Polshek Partnership, Poulin + Morris
Scandinavia House
Official Signs & Icons 2, Ultimate Symbol Inc.
Official Signs & Icons 2
Erie Canal Harbor Project, Erie Canal Harbor Development Corp., C&G Partners
Erie Canal Harbor Project
The Parlors
The Parlors

Firms

212Harakawa
2x4
5TEN
Adams Ahern Sign Solutions
Airspace
Alexander Isley Inc.
Allegra Princeton
Archigrafika
Ark - HLW
Arthur King Consulting
Artorium
Arup
Avison Young
Blooloop Limited
Blue Telescope
C&G Partners
Central Park Conservancy
Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv
CitizenRacecar
Cornell University
Corporate Image
Crystal McKenzie, Inc.
Designco.
emphas!s design
Entro
Entro/CVEDesign
Envision Architects
ESI Design
Evidence Design
Float 4
Gallagher & Associates
Gensler
GHD Partners
Herter Design Group
HOK
HOUSEOFCAKES
Huge
IA Interior Architects
ID Signsystems
Isometric Studio
Jacqz: Search and Recruitment
Kideney Architects
Lance Wyman Ltd.
Levin Silbert Company
Local Projects
Lorem Ipsum
LVCK
Michael Stiller Design
Mijksenaar
Mnemonic
OpenEye Global
Paul Orselli Workshop (POW!)
Pentagram
Perkins Eastman
Peter Hyde Design
Piscatello Design Centre
Potion
Ralph Appelbaum Associates
RDG Planning & Design
ribbit inc.
RomeAntics Productions
Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership
Spinifex Group
Studio Joseph
Ted Moudis Associates
The S/L/A/M Collaborative
Thinc Design
Unified Field
United Nations
Via Collective
Vocon Design
W&Co.
Ware Malcomb
Waysigning LLC

 

Fabricators

Applied Image
DCL
DE Powder Coated Graphics
Designtex
drive21
Enhance a Colour
Mega Media Concepts
MS Signs
Nova Industrial Arts
 


Design Schools

Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)
Parsons the New School for Design
Pratt Institute
Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
Seton Hall University
Thomas Jefferson University

Museums

Museum of Modern Art (MOMA)
Museum of the Moving Image

Contact

New York Chapter Email: [email protected]

 

New York, NY Blog

SEGD Members are invited to join Session 2: Roadmap
Host Site: The Clemente
Date: February 16, 2023 | Time:  6-8 pm ET

it’s time to assemble your dream team. In this session, co-hosted by The Clemente, discussions will cover who needs to be on your team and how to consider the right teammates in this work, building out a reasonable and realistic timeline for your capital project, and setting milestones for this project. Participants  will also learn about city-owned buildings for nonprofits and the process it takes to acquire a city-owned building, and then what to expect once you have a city-owned building. Attendees will hear from owner’s reps, an attorney, architects, and The Clemente on their experiences. This session will be moderated by Museum Hue and AIA. This session’s resources and recording will be made available one week following the live session.

SEGD Members are invited to join us on that date with some complimentary VIP tickets: 
Go to: https://museumhue.wildapricot.org/event-5078835
Use "Level 5 - VIP" ticket with the registration code: hueguest23

 

Building HueSpaces is a series that centers the creation of museums and other arts enclaves founded and led by Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latine, and all People of Color. Created through partnership between Museum Hue and American Institute of Architects (AIA) NY Cultural Facilities Committee, this five-part series highlights topics such as assessing capital needs for your organization, capital fundraising, building your capital project team, accessibility as a foundation for your project, and more. Designed to provide greater insight into how these spaces were acquired and their capital projects developed, it demonstrates the critical need for greater racial equity and representation within NYC’s built environment and arts landscape. Through case studies of select NYC-based arts entities this series will provide a step-by-step toolkit to support other arts entities founded and led by arts and cultural leaders of color who are seeking guidance on how to attain a brick and mortar of their own. 

Building HueSpaces stems from the research findings and recommendation in the HueArts NYC Brown Paper report led by Museum Hue, which highlights a greater need in investing in place as a long-term strategy for Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx, and all People of Color arts stability and thrivability. 

All Building HueSpaces events will have live captioning and transcripts available with the release of the recording.

This series is made possible due to generous funding from the Ford Foundation.

Go to https://www.museumhue.com/building-huespaces for more information.

As 2022 comes to a close, we would like to invite our members to come together in person and help us celebrate the accomplishments of the past year and the possibilities of the future! Please save the date and join us for an exciting panel event:

Future Thinking: How Communities and Sustainability are Shaping our World, moderated by Paul McConnell, Associate Principal, ARUP 

Meet our fabulous speakers!

  • Kevin Spencer, Creative Director, Entro
  • Kelsey Habla, Consultant | Acoustics, Audiovisual and Theatre Design, ARUP
  • Saumya Ghai, Student, MS Strategic Design & Management, Parsons School of Design - The New School

Our discussion will focus on incredible civic-scale projects influenced by our local communities, unique cultures, emerging technology, and global sustainability challenges. This panel discussion will be followed by networking bursts with Arup’s Experience Design Practice and Experience /Sound Lab tour.

Pls register in advance to reserve your spot. Registrations close at 5 pm, 30 November, Wednesday.

RSVP HERE!!!

Join leading experience design and execution company ANC during SEGD’s 2022 XLab for a behind-the-scenes tour of two of New York’s totally unique display experiences in the revitalized Seaport District — Pier 17 and The Tin Building by acclaimed real estate developer The Howard Hughes Corporation.

The tour will begin as we enter the 60-foot-tall, open-air atrium of Pier 17 where ANC designed a customized multimedia system to fit into and emphasize the unique indoor and outdoor Pier 17 space. Featuring 4mm LED displays, seamless LED columns, ribbons, ANC content management software and more, the displays guide visitors on an engaging visual journey with content moving as you rise through the space. From the floor to the elevators, to the ribbons to the ceiling itself, visitors are drawn through the multi-use commercial property all the way to the popular rooftop concert venue.

Continuing, we walk next door to The Tin Building by Jean-Georges, the new marketplace that just debuted inside the space formerly occupied by the Fulton Fish Market at The Seaport. Newly opened this fall, The Tin Building is already on its way to becoming one of the most recognized expressions of gastronomic centers that New York has seen in the last few years—and not just because of the famous restaurateur behind it.

The Tin Building will be closed to the public as we navigate more than 1,100 square feet of innovative LED Media Glass that surrounds the escalators at the heart of the building, creating a clear view of the marketplace awaiting shoppers while they are on the escalator and a dynamic content canvas from anywhere else in the marketplace. Culminating in our final stop on the second floor where, transparent OLED windows offer clear views into the chef prep stations and cooking classes while also offering full motion graphics— making The Tin Building the first building to integrate a commercial video wall in a public space using transparent OLED.

Join ANC Wednesday, October 12th at 3pm to experience integrated, impactful digital media systems that will set the bar high for what experiential shopping and dining should be in New York.

This event is open to all SEGD New York Chapter members and all 2022 SEGD Branded Environments and Xlab attendees.

Register HERE for this tour!

Register for 2022 SEGD Branded Environments and Xlab HERE!

The SEGD NYC Chapter invites you to join us on Thursday, September 15, 2022, from 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT for an exciting virtual event, sponsored by Lorem Ipsum.  

 

Staying on the Same Page , moderated by Abigail Honor, will focus on the importance of relationships throughout the design process and working with teams for success. The panel discussion will follow the flow of a project from the beginning through to the end – first challenges when starting a project; educating a client; staying on time; how to manage projects that take years to complete; mistakes and misunderstandings and many more subtleties of working in collaboration with various teams, vendors and clients. 

 

SPEAKERS

We are proud to be able to put together this panel of various experts from our field to share their points of view and knowledge: 

Abigail Honor, Partner(Event Moderator), Lorem Ipsum Corp

David Bianciardi, Founder & Principal, AV&C

Cathlin Bradley, Vice President of Partnership Strategy, Kubik Maltbie

Liza Reich Rawson, Head of Exhibition Design & Development, Liberty Science Center

 

EVENT DETAILS

This event is free and open to our members!

Where: Zoom Virtual Session

When: Thursday,September 15, 2022, @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT (the US and Canada)

RSVP here!!

Please register in advance to reserve your spot and gain access!!! We hope you are all well and look forward to a great session on Thursday the 15th! 

 

 

SEGD New York Chapter Co-Chairs

Tristan Valencia |  [email protected]

Bhawika Mishra |  [email protected] 

Jessica Schrader |  [email protected]

Joshua Gallagher |  [email protected]

SEGD NYC Chapter is excited to host a tour of By Design with Keith Helmetag

BY DESIGN is a retrospective of experience design work guided by Keith Helmetag, co-founder of the award-winning design practice C&G Partners. The show explores the intersection of design, object and interpretation, and culture in public spaces. Created in collaboration with FIT Associate Professor and Chair of CD Pathways Craig Berger, as well as the students and staff, the immersive, spacial, and digitally illuminated exhibit features work Helmetag created independently and at Chermayeff & Geismar and C&G Partners.

 

EVENT DETAILS

This event is free and open to our SEGD members! 

Where –  Art and Design Gallery at Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), Pomerantz Center,  227 W 27th St, New York, NY 10001 * (Map)

When –  Thursday, August 25, 2022, from 5:00-7:30 PM EDT (the US and Canada)

 

RSVP here!!

*Mask Required. FIT requires masking indoors at all times. Please bring a picture ID for the security check-in.

Please be sure to register in advance to reserve your spot and gain access!!! We hope you are all staying well, and we look forward to seeing you this coming month on Thursday the 25th!

 

SEGD New York Chapter Co-Chairs

Tristan Valencia | [email protected] 

Bhawika Mishra | [email protected] 

Jessica Schrader | [email protected]

Joshua Gallagher | [email protected]

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