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Sci-Fest 08/03/2018 The first Science Fiction Film Festival in Los Angeles, Sci-Fest LA is now an annual event dedicated to putting the spotlight on science fiction and fantasy films, and interactive entertainment fro	AFROPUNK Festival 07/30/2018 AFROPUNK Festival is a music festival/human rights movement, described by the New York Times as “the most multicultural festival in the US.”	Cave Temples of Dunhuang: Buddhist Art on China’s Silk Road 05/10/2018 At the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, dramatically situated in a stark desert landscape in northwest China, 500 decorated cave temples excavated into a cliff face are filled with spectacular wall pain
Row DTLA 04/02/2018 At the new downtown development ROW DTLA, Rios Clementi Hale Studios used place-led branding to reveal the story and uniqueness of the place.	University of California, Los Angeles, Wasserman Football Center 04/02/2018 The University of California, Los Angeles set out to create a state-of-the-art complex for their football program, representative of the University’s football heritage and with the intention of fur	The Contemporary Craft Center Featuring Tara Donovan 04/14/2017 The Contemporary Craft Center is a place to both see and make art.
Drawbot for Brian Eno 05/24/2016 For her project as a graphic design student at ArtCenter College of Design, Pearlyn Lii aimed to push the boundaries between physical and digital space through an interactive installation dedicated	Nature Lab Exhibit 06/05/2014 The Nature Lab is a 6,500-square-foot, hands-on gallery showcasing live animals, media interactives, scientist demonstrations, and more than 200 specimens for visitors to the Natural History Museum	LAX Tom Bradley International Terminal 05/23/2014 Integrated Environmental Media System The new Tom Bradley International Terminal opened at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in September 2013, the first phase of a $1.9 billion upgrade to LAX’s international service. The LEED-Silver building was designed by Fentress Architects.
Getty Museum Wayfinding Program 11/11/2013 A comprehensive wayfinding program helps people navigate the complex set of buildings that comprise the museum. Signs range in size from giant site models to small gallery identification signs.	Intel Siggraph Exhibit 11/11/2013 This hip exhibit was designed to help Intel overcome its stodgy image and appeal to a twentysomething crowd of film and computer video animators.	Hancock Park 11/11/2013 Hancock Park is home to both the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Page Museum of La Brea Discoveries.
LAX Gateway 11/05/2013 This dynamic landmark gateway into LAX includes 32-feet-high letterforms, a ring of fifteen 120-feet-tall pylons forming a bold gateway into the airport, and equally-spaced columns th	HBF LA Showroom 10/29/2013 Simple product deserves simple environs. This was no easy task considering the floor plan for the HBF showroom resembles the shape of Italy.	Los Angeles Zoo Master Plan 10/29/2013 A complete wayfinding and signage makeover for the entire Zoo addressed a confusing network of similar looking meandering trails connecting over 300 exhibits.
Scorpion Knockout @NikePark 10/29/2013 This event component of Nike's largest ever marketing initiative evolved over years to represent an environmental, interactive, branded experience charged with bringing to life ki	Sony Playstation E3 Exhibit 10/29/2013 This exhibit introduced the new Sony PlayStation video games to retail buyers, video game executives, and video game developers at the E3 video game trade show in Los Angeles.	Gilmore Bank 10/29/2013 The Gilmore Bank is an almost fifty-year-old, family-owned, hometown bank in the middle of a city.
Los Angeles Metro 10/28/2013 After spending decades and billions of dollars developing a commuter bus and light rail system for the sprawling Los Angeles region, the Metropolitan Transit Authority needed to creat	Van Nuys Flyaway 10/23/2013 The Van Nuys Flyaway is part of the Los Angeles World Airports' system of regional satellite depots that service Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) via a park-and-ride system fro	Downtown Los Angeles Walks 10/23/2013 To anyone who lives there, or even those who have visited, it's obvious that the words "Los Angeles" and "walks" don't belong together.
Griffith Observatory Exhibits 10/23/2013 Since 1935, the Griffith Observatory has provided visitors a window to the cosmos, attracting 70 million stargazers to the graceful landmark perched atop Mt. Hollywood.	Drive By 10/21/2013 Drive By, a custom 240-ft.-long by 6-ft.-high LED display, comments on Los Angeles’ driving culture as well as its love affair with the movies.	One Day Poem Pavilion 10/21/2013 The One Day Poem Pavilion was Jiyeon Song’s graduate thesis project in the Media Design Program at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena.
Enteractive at 11th and Flower 10/21/2013 The goal of Enteractive, an interactive installation located at 11th and Flower streets in downtown Los Angeles, was not only to enliven a public space and create a unique sense of pl	Doc Johnson Exhibit 10/19/2013 Doc Johnson has become the leader in their field by improving the level of product design, packaging, and the image of sexual toys.	Pacific Design Center 10/14/2013 Exterior sculptures and a comprehensive interior and exterior wayfinding system were designed to enhance the famous Pacific Design Center complex, Los Angeles' premier designer showca
Farmer's Daughter Hotel 10/14/2013 The Farmer's Daughter Hotel is located in Los Angeles across the street from the CBS Studios and The Grove Shopping Center.	R-G-B 10/14/2013 Eighty-one colored lights cover a distance of over 180 meters, visible both inside and outside the building.	Guadalupe Wedding Chapel 10/14/2013 The Guadalupe Wedding Chapel is located within the historic district of Downtown Los Angeles, California. The core market demographic is 90% Latin.
North Market Building Sign Program 10/13/2013 Located on the edge of a dense, heavily used shopping center, the North Market building was built to accommodate community services and retail businesses in ground level storefronts,	Team America 10/13/2013 Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the wits who created South Park, tapped Rockwell Group to collaborate on the art direction for their new film, Team America.	A Sign of Democracy 10/11/2013 This classic, dynamic flap sign was designed and commissioned to display inspirational quotes, poems, questions, and statements about democracy rather than train timetables.
Tango with Cows 10/11/2013 Tango with Cows: Book Art of the Russian Avant-garde	Universal Studios AMC Cinema Graphics 10/09/2013 The renovation of the AMC Cinema at Universal City Walk has raised the bar for movie-going experiences in Los Angeles.	LAPD Memorial 10/03/2013 Situated on the plaza to the east of the new Los Angeles Police Administration Building, the Memorial for Fallen Officers is a wall of brass and light that marks a transition between the plaza’s fo
Metro Opposites Campaign 10/03/2013 Metro’s Opposites campaign, which debuted in August 2008, sought to promote Metro ridership and raise awareness of its services both directly with consumers and through business-to-business channel	Hollywood Hills Hotel 10/03/2013 Septuagenarian brothers Mel and Bernie Adler own the Hollywood Hills Hotel; their parents bought the nondescript brick building in 1948.	Dinosaur Hall 09/26/2013 Dinosaurs are one of the core offerings at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles, with many one-of-a-kind and scientifically significant specimens.

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