Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership (New York) is working with the Sofia-based America for Bulgaria Foundation, which charged the firm with the creation of the first children's museum in Bulgaria. Located in the Studentskigrad area of Sofia, a former university laboratory building will be transformed into a modern learning space for children and families of Bulgaria.

Pentagram (New York) designed DVD packaging and graphics for a series of newly restored documentary films about works and artists in the Menil Collection, the art museum in Houston. Designed by Eddie Opara and team, the series includes the films The Rothko Chapel (1972) and Max Ernst Hanging (1973), directed or co-directed by Francois de Menil, son of the museum’s founders, Dominique and John de Menil.

Watchfire Signs (Danville, Ill.) produced an LED sign for Darlington Holiday Warehouse, allowing the store—open only 10 weeks a year—to tailor their advertising on a daily basis. Traffic to the store increased 7% after installation of the sign, a significant bump during such a short time period.

Calori & Vanden-Eynden (New York) is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the studio. Chris Calori and David Vanden-Eynden established C&VE in 1983, kick-starting a legacy of innovation and design excellence.