A stylized, aesthetically pleasing and a comfortably functional reception desk was fabricated to match existing various metals, quarry stone and sandstone in the lobby area.
This customized desk incorporates a variety of finishes and materials such as solid copper, high pressure laminate, fabric wrapped panels and faux concrete kick panels.
This upscale exhibit focuses on the notable alumni and alumnae of the Law School displaying the accomplishments of both parties to any one visitor.
A high end stained and lacquered solid wood casing was customized to achieve the aurora, legitimacy, and decorum of a court room setting. With artifact viewing and mural sized digital graphic enhancement, transparent wet mounted graphics were used for see through presentation.
These permanent Exhibit Cases were designed to illustrate the Historical, Architectural, and Social significance of this Washington, DC landmark. Special attention was given to the selection of colors, fabrics, textures and lighting needed to incorporate these case interiors within the existing decorum of the Hotel. The selection of the artifacts, and the development of the text to be utilized in the production of these displays, not only focused on telling the "Mayflower" story, but were selected for their entertainment appeal to the Hotel's clientele.
In honor of retiring President and CEO David Hodnik, this exhibit serves as a memorable dedication to Mr. Hodnik, conveys Ace’s heritage and character in a tangible way, and pays tribute to more than eight generations of Ace retailers and employees. Researched and produced by The History Factory, fabricated, engineered, and installed by Color-Ad, Inc., the exhibit design presents the heritage of Ace in a visually exciting and relevant manner through the use of diverse & vibrant digital graphics, artifacts, fabrication materials and physical forms.
