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Below is a sample of EGD projects completed as the Senior Graphic Designer at The 1717 Design Group, Inc.
Programs: Vectorworks, Sketchup, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop
Environmental Graphic Design
Below is a sample of EGD projects completed as the Senior Graphic Designer at The 1717 Design Group, Inc.
Programs: Vectorworks, Sketchup, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop
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In appreciation for contributions made to their new building, the college commissioned a featured donor wall in the lobby. Changeable wood panels represent donor amounts by size, shape and color and donor names are routed out of a brushed metal, adhesive-backed laminate.
Lynchburg College Donor Wall
In appreciation for contributions made to their new building, the college commissioned a featured donor wall in the lobby. Changeable wood panels represent donor amounts by size, shape and color and donor names are routed out of a brushed metal, adhesive-backed laminate.
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As part of a larger site plan to build green spaces and an Ampitheatre into the the city’s downtown, the city asked to have permanent entrance markers constructed. These custom designed luminary plant beds flank each of the Roanoke parks entrances and the design echoes the surrounding architecture.
Elmwood Park Entryways
As part of a larger site plan to build green spaces and an Ampitheatre into the the city’s downtown, the city asked to have permanent entrance markers constructed. These custom designed luminary plant beds flank each of the Roanoke parks entrances and the design echoes the surrounding architecture.
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An exhibit design and installation re-imaging the garden parties once held on the site of the museum. The grounds are known for their boxwoods, so the displays feature floral-covered archways and trellises that visitors walk under to pass through each currated setting.
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley: “Moveable Feasts” Exhibit
An exhibit design and installation re-imaging the garden parties once held on the site of the museum. The grounds are known for their boxwoods, so the displays feature floral-covered archways and trellises that visitors walk under to pass through each currated setting.
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Exhibit showcasing Civil War leaders on the Sesquicentennial (150th) anniversary of the Civil War. Design included, custom built cases, object layout, exhibit logo, graphic rails, graphic panels, and coordinating book to catalogue the exhibit artifacts and information.
Gettysburg Exhibit
Exhibit showcasing Civil War leaders on the Sesquicentennial (150th) anniversary of the Civil War. Design included, custom built cases, object layout, exhibit logo, graphic rails, graphic panels, and coordinating book to catalogue the exhibit artifacts and information.
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Interpretive displays, including graphic rails and mounted graphics, wrap around the room and tell the history of the county’s rivers and roads.
Fluvanna Visitor Center
Interpretive displays, including graphic rails and mounted graphics, wrap around the room and tell the history of the county’s rivers and roads.
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Aquarium Display
While at The 1717 Design Group we created a design for the shape and exterior finishes of Center in the Square’s 5,500-gallon Living Reef Aquarium. Monitor displays and interactive iPad units allow the visitor to learn about the types of fish and coral that live in the aquarium.
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