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Donor Recognition: Lance Armstrong Foundation

By Nando | February 4th, 2010
LiveStrong, the Lance Armstrong Foundation, contracted fd2s to create an Environmental Graphics package to recognize employees, volunteers, and donors throughout their new headquarters in Austin, TX. One of my assignments consisted in creating the donor recognition signage for both the interior and entrance to the main boardroom. I used SketchUp for the concept development for a [...]
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3D Presentation: Polus Center

By Nando | February 1st, 2010
These SketchUp drawings were done as part of the Design Development for Polus Center, a mixed-use developmnet in Braşov, Romania. Concepts by the fd2s team. This information kiosk incorporates a vertical LED display on two sides. One of two concepts for the main exterior identification: Detail of concept 1 The second of two concepts for the main exterior identification: Detail [...]
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SketchUp Sign Design: The Parks At Aspen Lake

By Nando | January 30th, 2010
Here is another concept sketch for a pylon sign:
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Sign SketchUp Modeling: Chandler Retail

By Nando | June 6th, 2009
For the Chandler retail project in Georgetown, Texas, we used materials that would convey the desired “contemporary ranch”: limestone (cladding), (faux) rusted steel, galvanized steel. This identity was carried through other components in the system: In order to properly illustrate the sign, I created the rusted iron and stone textures from photos I took in the [...]
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Technical 3D Design and Modeling: DropKick

By Nando | June 5th, 2009
A client asked for help on his project. The goal: to design a tamper-resistant frame system that would be relatively inexpensive to produce in large quantities and very easy to use. My solution was to create a frame out of aluminum, cut and bent with a tight fit, no visible fasteners, and yet, deceptively simple [...]
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