Environmental graphics
Conference Room Privacy Screens
Role: Art Director, Graphic Designer
Client: VHB
I was responsible for designing and implementing company-wide privacy screen graphics for large conference rooms. I designed a “wave pattern” based off of the company’s logo which was created by using two different films, one on each side of the glass. The screens were designed to allow light into the space while providing privacy for sensitive client information. There were two different height options depending on the use of the space, the wall structure, and to allow for mullions.
Boston Office Conference Room | Column Graphics
Role: Art Director, Graphic Designer, Photo Shoot Director
Client: VHB
The main conference room in the Boston office needed some visual updating. I was asked to design graphics for the three giant building columns on the outside wall where there are spectacular views of the city and Boston harbor. The concept was to show clients what we do by bringing the city inside and showcasing several high-profile, local projects. I worked with a photographer to take large-format photos in order to achieve floor to ceiling images with good resolution.
Watertown Office Headquarters | Entry Wall
Role: Graphic Designer
Client: VHB
After the 2019 office renovation, there was a large blank wall in the entryway to the reception area. It provided the perfect opportunity to greet visitors as they walk into the building. It needed to feel warm, friendly and approachable to align with the VHB brand, and also communicate what VHB does. The bright yellow graphic visually pulls you in through the front glass doors. The “hello” is handwritten type and used to create a textural effect in the background.
Watertown Office Headquarters | Cafeteria Refrigerator and Freezer Doors
Role: Art Director, Graphic Designer, Illustrator
Client: VHB
The need for these graphics came about after several employees, by accident, froze their lunch. The fun food graphics brighten up the space while paying homage to the building’s past as a soda fountain factory.
