CG is proud to acknowledge Kate Otte and Linzi Eggers for their exceptional work and contributions to the design excellence of the firm, and is excited to formally recognize them as Associate Design Directors. Kate started with CG as an intern from the highly regarded University of Cincinnati design program, then transitioned into an accomplished designer and illustrator at CG who brings […]
CG is pleased to honor Dr. Helen Octavia Dickens, the first Black woman to earn a Master’s of Medical Science degree at Penn Medicine. The exhibit, designed by CG’s Barbara Schwarzenbach displays the numerous accomplishments of this trailblazing activist. Read more about Dr. Dickens in the forthcoming issue of Penn Medicine magazine.
Happy 175th Birthday to our client, the Smithsonian! Among its many wonders is the National Air & Space Museum. CG is on the design team revitalizing and transforming NASM – this popular place tops the list of DC’s favorite tourist sites, with 7.5 million visitors per year.
The newest edition of Urban Wayfinding and Planning Implementation from the Sign Research Foundation is on its way to the digital bookshelf and it features six Cloud Gehshan projects ranging from city/town placemaking, urban environmental art and a bike trail system from Denver to Boulder. It’s one for the library.
A new park honoring the inspiring work of the Peace Corps is taking shape. Cloud Gehshan has been invited to join the design team by noted sculptor Larry Kirkland and Roger K. Lewis, FAIA, Architect and Planner and President of the Peace Corps Commemorative Foundation. The park will be located at Louisiana Avenue and 1st Street […]
CG was invited by Peter Bloomfield Associates to join Ground Reconsidered on the Path 1919 building renovation project on North Broad Street in Philadelphia. Path (People Acting to Help), a human services provider, acquired the historic 50s vintage bank located at 1919 Cottman Avenue, with the goal of expanding it and opening a new social services hub this summer. […]
CG is excited to announce the implementation of a thoughtful interior and exterior wayfinding system for the Atlanta History Center’s 33-acre campus. This flexible system was designed to accommodate a variety of institutional needs, with changeable components and the ability to add to the sign without replacing it. The graphic program supports the Center’s mission to […]
Situated in the foothills of the Catskills, the SUNY Oneonta campus is an exemplary residential campus that values inclusion, service and sustainability. Its busy facilities agenda includes numerous capital projects, renovations and upgrades. The Facilities Master Plan will identify opportunities to enhance, maintain or improve the built environment in a way that facilitates learning and student […]
CG is proud to announce that Principal Ian Goldberg has been awarded the Community Design Collaborative’s Best Supporting Actor Award in recognition of his exemplary contributions to the Frankford CDC rStore: Façade Improvements, the Design A.I.D. Outdoor Learning Spaces Competition and development of a covid signage package. The CDC’s annual volunteer awards program honors design professionals and firms for design excellence and outstanding […]
CG has created branding, signage and environmental enhancements for a new mixed-use development in the heart of South Philly. South Quarter Crossing combines two adjacent shopping centers, resulting in a 1 million square foot mixed-use development of national and local retailers, residences, a hotel and amenities for the neighborhood. Taking advantage of the area’s colorful past in developing signature […]