This landmark structure, The Sagamore Pendry Hotel, located in an historic waterfront neighborhood of Baltimore, was built in 1912 as a recreation pier. It has been a landing point for American immigrants, a commercial port, a maritime radio station and the set for Homicide: Life on the Street.

The Exploring Pueblo Pottery project was designed by Ideum to use state-of-the-art technology to allow people to explore traditional design techniques in vibrant new ways and learn about the culture and history behind the images as part of the process.

Environmental graphics are an important story-building component in a building that is in itself a landmark; it’s the first all-timber building of seven stories to be built in the United States in over 100 years. T3, named for the design metaphor of fusing building elements of timber with technology and encouraging employees to use environmentally friendly transit, carries that vision into custom graphics that blend a sense of history with a clean approach to the future of work environments.

At Metropolitan State University of Denver, there is a need for greater representation of the institution’s diversity, particularly in regard to the Hispanic community. In order to earn the distinction of being a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI), the university must have a full-time enrollment of at least twenty-five percent Hispanic students. This designation allows the university to qualify for more grants and funding that benefit the entire student body.

The theme of “connection” is the foundation of the graphics program at the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Neural connections, research teams and staff collaborating, and scientists having the resources and technology to connect with the global community are all important aspects of the Institute’s culture and approach and each is thoughtfully expressed throughout the space.