Harbinger (Jacksonville, Fla.) created and installed an 8-ft. by 36-ft. supergraphic wall for the Nemours Children’s Clinic, Fleming Island, Fla. The mural is a vividly colored, billboard-type super-graphic of a young girl “just being a kid, ” visually depicting Nemours’ brand idea. Harbinger used their wrapping film process, creating nine no-fade, no-peel, non-glare panels installed in perfect alignment to give a seamless look and positioned for maximum visibility.

Pentagram (worldwide) Partner Michael Bierut designed a new set of commandments for the four-legged friends of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York.  He designed the signs using his identity for the institution.

Paula Scher revisited her classic identity for Jazz at Lincoln Center, streamlining the original wordmark and expanding it into a new custom typeface called Jelly Roll.

Studio SC(Seattle) is updating the exterior signage for the Washington State Convention Center. Several key locations will feature an updated logo in addition to new lighting applications designed to enhance the Convention Center’s street presence. Installation will be complete later this month.

National Signs (Houston) was chosen by the Houston Rockets to design, build, and install branded signage for its new $7 million, state-of the-art locker room and training facility.

The signs include two 11-foot-high stainless-steel illuminated logo cabinets at the entrances to the facility. They also include a 15-foot-wide stainless steel logo over the physical therapy pools.

AB Design (Richmond, Va.) is proud to announce the launch of its new website. Says owner Gladys Brenner, “We are a small, minority, and woman-owned firm located in Virginia and open to forge partnerships with both design and industry members. Proud to be SEGD members and thankful for its existence!”