Educational

Peregrine OKB

The Tagline: “Evolution, Not Disruption.”
The Deliverable: “Applied & Adaptive Technology, by Design.”
The Practice: “Immersive & experiential technology design & project management for education, entertainment, and events”

Mike MacEachern

Mike MacEachern is the CEO of iZone in Temple, Texas and he joined iZone in 2003. Before that he worked at Wilsonart International as a project manager. Mike graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) in Design and Applied Arts from Concordia University in Montreal.

iZone Imaging is an international leader in the Custom High Pressure Laminate (CHPL) market with a fully integrated manufacturing facility centrally located in North America.

iZone’s CHPL is manufactured in one location, which means exceptional quality and fast delivery.

Mike MacEachern
iZone Imaging
Austin, Texas

Amanda Burstein

Amanda Burnstein is a Phoenix Chapter Co-Chair

Amanda Burstein is a Graphic Designer with Airpark Signs in Tempe, Arizona.

Airpark Signs & Graphics is a leader in architectural signage in the Southwest. Founded in 1983 by Gretchen Cherrill, the company has cultivated extensive expertise in all facets of the process, from design through fabrication and installation. We’re mindful of the impact of architectural detail on the integrity of the project as a whole. We work closely with our clients to realize their vision and enhance their overall objectives.

Amanda Burstein is a Graphic Designer with Airpark Signs in Tempe, Arizona
Airpark Signs & Graphics
Phoenix, AR

Hyunmi Jenny Lee

Associate Principal and Senior Graphic Designer, ZGF Architects

Since 2006, Hyunmi Jenny Lee has served as Senior Graphic Designer for project-based efforts and marketing, including environmental graphics, branding, storytelling, donor signage, wayfinding, print collateral, multi-page publications, and web design. In all her work, Jenny strives to create graphics that tell a story and create a unique experience for her clients.

Hyunmi Jenny Lee is an Associate and Senior Graphic Designer at ZGF Architects in Los Angeles
ZGF Architects
Los Angeles

Bob Lowe

Bob Lowe is a Principal at Arrowstreet in Boston.

Robert "Bob" Lowe is a principal at Arrowstreet and created Arrowstreet Graphic Design (AGD) in 1995 to bring Arrowstreet’s award winning, in-house graphic design to a larger commercial, academic, and institutional market.

Bob Lowe is a Principal at Arrowstreet in Boston.
Arrowstreet
Boston

Princeton International Atrium

Finalist 2020
Princeton International Atrium

To commemorate the new Louis A. Simpson International Building, we were asked to create a distinctive spatial identity that celebrates Princeton University’s international approach to education and research. We designed a floor installation that spans three levels and 7200 sq. ft., featuring quotations from global authors. The concentric pattern comprises thousands of dots, lines, and silver vinyl letters sealed beneath permanent coats of epoxy and matte polyurethane to appear engraved directly onto the tile.

Taylor Street Apartments and Little Italy Branch Library

Finalist 2020
Taylor Street Apartments and Little Italy Branch Library

The Taylor Street Apartments and Little Italy Library branch is one of the city’s first co-located Chicago Housing Authority and Public Library branches. The development is sited on the corner of West Taylor and Ada Streets and includes a one-story public library branch and a multi-story mixed-income residential complex, with additional community spaces at street level. Designed to create a synergy between the two distinct programs, the building serves as a new hub for the neighborhood.

The Center for Wooden Boats

Finalist 2020
The Center for Wooden Boats

The Center for Wooden Boats has been a beloved gathering place on Seattle’s Lake Union since 1976. The maritime non-profit's new building, the stunning Wagner Education Center, raises their visibility and all the great work they do to nurture kids and the local boat-loving community. The new donor recognition and signage system takes its cue from the building's industrial, honest material palette. When visitors take a closer look at each steel donor panel, they discover the favorite sailing waters of each donor.

The Ian Potter Southbank Centre (Melbourne Conservatorium of Music)

Finalist 2020
The Ian Potter Southbank Centre (Melbourne Conservatorium of Music)

The Ian Potter Southbank Centre was designed as a purpose-built home for the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music (MCM), a University of Melbourne (UoM) faculty. Among its established neighbors, MCM’s new home required a clear public identity, addressing its dual function as a public performance venue and a university teaching space. The project sought to announce a new home for Australia’s oldest and most prestigious music institution – a bold and contemporary identity for a landmark new addition to the Melbourne Arts Precinct.

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