Amy Cockerill

Thank you for joining us!

We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who joined us for our two open house events, including our event as part of this year’s Design Philadelphia festival. It was wonderful to connect, share ideas and showcase our passion for design with such an inspiring community. We hope you enjoyed exploring our space and […]

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Join us for our Design Philly Open Studio event!

Please join us Thursday, October 3rd from 5 — 7 pm for our Design Philly Open Studio event! We’re excited to show off our new studio and would love for you to join us for an open house to celebrate this exciting milestone. Come explore our new space, meet our team and see firsthand the innovative […]

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FirstBank Headquarters

FirstBank is a national publicly-traded bank headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. What sets FirstBank apart is their commitment to being local: as they expand throughout the region and the country, knowing their customers and community is their biggest priority. The new Headquarters occupies approximately 44,400 sf on two floors in a recently completed office building. In addition to room identification […]

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Interpretive master plan and exhibit design for the African American Museum of Bucks County

CGD is developing an interpretive master plan and exhibit design for the African American Museum of Bucks County. This project is part of a larger preservation project led by KMA, Pennoni, and Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP. For the last ten years, the AAMBC has operated as a mobile museum, sharing the untold stories and rich […]

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Miter Brands

Cloud Gehshan Design is developing an environmental branding program for Miter Brands, a leading company in the glass windows and doors industry. CGD is focused on creating a graphic program for Miter’s headquarters in Harrisburg, PA. The program aims to enhance the workspace and reinforce the brand’s values by providing informative and engaging content about […]

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The Woodberry Forest School

We are pleased to be hired to develop an Environmental Graphics Master Plan for the Woodberry Forest School, an all-boys private high school in Madison County, Virginia. Founded in 1889, Woodberry is one of the oldest prep schools in the South. Sitting on a 1,200-acre rural campus, Woodberry Forest engaged us to develop a plan […]

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CGD is thrilled to welcome MJ Carafa to the design team!

MJ’s dedication to staying connected with the evolving design community is evident through his habit of observing street signs, bus station advertisements, and takeout menus. By immersing himself in these everyday visuals, he not only keeps up with current trends but also finds inspiration in the world around him, demonstrating a deep commitment to embracing […]

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Interpretive displays for Dix Park’s Gatekeepers House

The Boylan Drive entrance of the Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh, NC, features three historic stone houses: the Superintendent’s House, the Physician’s House, and the Gatekeeper’s Cottage, all built in the early 1920s. As part of the Dix Park Master Plan, rehabilitating these stone houses and their grounds will help transform the entrance into a […]

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Frankford Pause Park

Cloud Gehshan Design was commissioned to design interpretive panels and environmental graphics for Frankford Pause Park, an 8,000 sq ft dynamic outdoor community space situated in the Lower Northeast section of Philadelphia. Hinge Collective, along with Frankford CDC, have spearheaded the improvements at Frankford Pause Park, which include a rain garden by the Philadelphia Water […]

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A new chapter for Cloud Gehshan Design

It is with a profound sense of gratitude and appreciation that we announce the transition of our company founders, Jerome Cloud and Virginia Gehshan, from active principals to an advisory role for the firm. Over 37 years, Jerome and Virginia have built Cloud Gehshan Design into a nationally prominent experiential design firm with a reputation for imaginative, innovative and […]

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