BHDP Architecture (Cincinnati) hired three new designers for the growing retail team in its Cincinnati office. Eric Kuhn, a design veteran with more than 25 years of experience, joins BHDP after previously working with InterBrand/Design Forum and WD Partners. Eric has extensive design experience and is devoted to developing and nurturing client relationships into dynamic creative engagements.

Calori & Vanden-Eynden Design Consultants (New York) is working with Cannon Design to design a signage and graphics program for the latest addition to Nassau Community College's expanding campus in Garden City, N.Y. The new 74,000-square-foot Life Sciences building will house classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices. The interior and exterior sign system will serve as the basis for all future signage on the campus. The project also includes three floors of large wall graphics designed in collaboration with Cannon Design.

Fiberoptic Lighting (Grant’s Pass, Ore.) recently completed a fiberoptic point-of-interest element for Baystate Children’s Hospital in Springfield, Mass. The 2-foot-wide by 4-foot-tall and 3-inch-deep “star juggler” is located in the reception area, and assists with wayfinding in the hospital. The hospital plans a companion exterior piece that will be 30-in. wide by 54-in. tall and 10 in. deep.

GKD-USA (Cambridge, Md.) provided the architectural mesh for the façade of the Pennsylvania Avenue Parking Garage, built as part of the Frank Gehry-designed New World Symphony campus in Miami Beach, Fla. The six-level parking structure features GKD-USA’s Helix 12 woven metal mesh panels, lit in the evening by LED lights for a dramatic visual effect.

Hunt Design (Pasadena, Calif.) designed colorful signage and wall graphics for the new Marion and John E. Anderson Pavilion at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. The program integrates wayfinding, donor recognition, and child-friendly wall graphics that reflect Southern California’s distinct natural surroundings.

The Hunt team worked with ZGF Architects to create the program for the state-of-the-art facility, which was recently honored by the Los Angeles Business Journal as Best Medical Project of 2012.