Alexander Isley (Redding, Conn.) is working with the Girl Scouts of the USA on the conceptualization and design of its new bullying awareness campaign, Be a Friend First. The firm created a set of communication tools that provide instruction to regional Girl Scouts councils on ways to build awareness, generate funding, and implement the program on a local level. A central part of the visual system is the “BFF” symbol, created using a blue ribbon, a symbol of anti-bullying awareness.

Carbona Smolan Agency (New York) completed an all-staff pro bono project for Greenmarket Co., a new initiative from nonprofit GrowNYC, the not-for-profit that operates New York City’s Greenmarket farmers markets. The goal for Greenmarket is to extend the markets’ reach by bringing fresh produce to everyone through wholesale delivery.

Carbone Smolan created a 360-degree identity system that includes four logos (one for each season), a brand pattern for the Greenmarket truck, and an in-store signage system.

Formation (The Woodlands, Texas) announced new projects based in Houston and Galveston, Texas. The company, founded in 2006, will be working on environmental graphic design projects for the Baylor College of Medicine’s McNair Campus, Black Walnut Café, Moody Gardens Hotel, and First City Tower Garage.

GNU Group (Lafayette, Calif.) designed a signage and orientation system to connect a new teen center, senior center, and the main community center at the expanded Pleasant Hill Parks & Recreation District. While it began as a simple set of signs for the teen center, it quickly expanded into a standards program that can address the ongoing needs for all of the Recreation District’s facilities and parks.

P-06 Atelier (Lisbon) recently completed museum projects in Portugal, including Aseptic White, exhibition work for the Pharmacy Museum in Oporto; Refracted Light, an exhibition for the Pavilion of Knowledge in Lisbon; and environmental graphics, wayfinding, and permanent exhibitions for the Natural History and Science Museum in Lisbon.