Today was the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Baltimore Design School’s new building in Station North. We’ve been working on the school’s print and web collateral for the past two years. It’s been a pleasure to collaborate with so many creative people along the way. Such an exciting city project to be a part of!
We launched the Baltimore Streetcar Campaign‘s new webpage! Take a look and join their organization.
The site was inspired by the handout we designed to spread the Campaign’s mission. Our choice to use newsprint was not only driven by the project’s budget but also to covey Baltimore Streetcar Campaign’s grassroots message. Newsprint has always been an affordable way to communicate important messages in a familiar and approachable format. This seemingly small design decision has influenced the whole branding of the print collateral and webpage.
Being that April 20, 2012 marks the 100th Anniversary of Fenway Park, Ashton Design felt it was perfect timing to create a limited edition book that highlighted our role in the historic revitalization of “America’s Most Beloved Ballpark.” This book chronicles the outcome of bringing the beloved ballpark to its glory days while showcasing our firm’s commitment to excellence in environmental graphics.
For more than 10 years, we teamed with Fenway Park’s architects and management team to bring “modern nostalgia” to Fenway Park. Saving the park from demolition meant that the fans wanted to keep the memories and the history, but at the same time demanded a state-of-the-art facility. Ashton Design was tasked to ensure the integrity of its nostalgia did not fade.
