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Please join us in welcoming Korrie Leer to CGD!

Korrie Leer is a designer who is particularly passionate about the power of visual storytelling and its impact on communities. She believes that design has the ability to elevate experiences, allowing environments to tell compelling stories. Inspired by the natural world and diverse cultures, Korrie brings a unique perspective to her work. Before joining Cloud […]

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Interpretive signage for Rosewood Museum’s Historical Improvement Project

Cloud Gehshan Design is developing an interpretive signage system for the Rosewood Museum, located in Archer, FL, as part of its Historical Improvement Project. Generously funded by The Trust for Public Land, this transformative initiative is poised to create an immersive experience, blending history and culture. The project, lead Kimley Horn, promises to be a […]

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We’ve moved!

We are thrilled to announce that our office has relocated to a new space. After nearly 20 years, we have moved out of our office on Market Street in Old City into a new space on North 3rd Street in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia. Our team is eager to start this new chapter […]

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2024 Dix Park Project Summit

Want to learn more about how we + our partners are transforming Dix Park’s 308 acres into America’s Next Great Park? Staff and consultant teams from Dix Park, Dix Park Conservancy, City of Raleigh and Neighboring Organizations gathered together this week to showcase all the efforts in motion supporting the transformation of the park at […]

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Highlighting Black-owned businesses and community organizations

For this Black History Month, we’d like to shine some light on the Black-owned businesses and community organizations that have a positive impact on historically disadvantaged populations in the Philadelphia region. These organizations often work to address issues of equity, access to housing, and community empowerment. Here are a few notable ones: 1.    Urban […]

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Please join us in welcoming Tracey Inez to the team!

Tracey is a native Washingtonian and a seasoned professional in small business operations management, bookkeeping, and estate management. Tracey oversees the financial health of CG and is instrumental in developing and managing project budgets and assists both clients and design teams in tracking hours and expenses. Holding a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance and Economics from […]

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CG is excited to welcome Liora Moshman to the team!

Liora Moshman, a Baltimore native, is deeply fascinated with the transformative power of design in shaping environments and experiences. To her, design is an integral part of society, and she sees its influence everywhere. Being a part of Cloud Gehshan Design and the experiential design community brings her great excitement. Liora previously worked as a […]

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University of Virginia mock up testing

Cloud Gehshan Design has been working closely with the Office of the Architect, Office of Facilities Management, Office of Marketing & Communications, and the Sign Shop at the University of Virginia to develop a cohesive set of exterior and interior guidelines for the grounds. The system will greatly assist in articulating a sense of place, […]

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CG designs new gateway signage for Philadelphia’s historic Jewelers’ Row

Center City District and the Jewelers’ Row District Association have unveiled a rendering of new gateway signage designed by CG for Jewelers’ Row in Philadelphia, the oldest diamond district in America dating back to 1851. Marking a grand entrance to the world-renowned Philadelphia Jewelry District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Landmark, the […]

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CG wins the Wish PHL Wonder Cone for PARK(ing) Day 2023

For this year’s PARK(ing) Day festival, CG’s theme was “Park at your own wish.” Wouldn’t it be great if parking spaces were not only a place to rack up parking tickets, but rather a space to realize and ponder your dreams? Visitors stopped by our parklet at 4th and Market last Friday to jot down […]

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