PROJECTS
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The Fitzgerald
When Bozzuto wanted to garner public attention for their wonderful new Baltimore project – The Fitzgerald – they decided to place this full-color, six-story mesh banner on this parking structure located in perfect view of a major Baltimore traffic arterial. The banner depicts not just another real-estate development, but a mixed use, commercial and residential complex that will spark the economy and liveliness of a whole neighborhood. Tens of thousands of people will see this banner on a daily basis. This is an example of being smart while being vizible.
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The National Business Park
The National Business Park is a fast-growing commercial development area designed for those businesses that serve the Fort Meade area. These banners not only deliver the message that much-needed space will soon be available, but they also created a sense of event and excitement for the ground-breaking ceremonies.
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One Constitution Square
Empty space in any commercial real estate complex is a lost opportunity and a profit-drainer. Leasing graphics like this exterior mount window vinyl are a cost-effective way to let business people know that space is available.
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Clark Construction
Clark Construction never takes a branding opportunity for granted. Any time that an investor or developer has a project in mind, Clark's site-branding initiatives - like this crane banner - make sure that Clark is among the construction companies considered for construction contracts.
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Window Display
Nobody likes seeing empty space in a building, especially if their business is located there. These interior mounted window graphic treatments help spark the imagination of prospective tenants while letting current lessees know that the space is likely to be occupied soon. Window graphics also conceal messy build-outs. When a spanking new space is ready to be unveiled to new customers, these easy-to-remove treatments add to a sense of excitement and surprise when the space is revealed.
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425 Eye Street Banner
Creating excitement and optimism is strategically smart when transitional neighborhoods are redeveloped. Prospective new commercial and residential occupants need to be able to imagine themselves in a safe, beautiful, and vibrant new setting. This nearly 400 pound banner - one of the largest we've ever created - tells a powerful story to everyone who sees it. This area will soon be a safe, thriving, and productive area in a beautiful city.
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77 K Leasing Banner
The average person encounters some 6,000 messages per day - most of them visual - so cutting through the clutter is strategically important, especially when significant dollar amounts depend on getting a message out. Located in downtown Washington, DC, this banner spans nine storeys of the building upon which it has been installed. It lets both current and prospective occupants know that space is available in a great location and that the size of the ideas on the outside of the building are comparable to those found inside those companies officed inside.
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77 K Street Window Graphics
When it comes to finding space that pays, location is the number one consideration. Any new development works best when a mix of services are close by. By depicting a bank on this window graphic, the building's developer is asking for what it wants - banking service within the building. The window graphic helps prompt the imagination of those whose job it is to put service branches in the best possible spaces. So the window treatment is accomplishing several things: 1) it's concealing empty space; 2) it's prompting the imagination of a prospective occupant; 3) it's adding to a sense of activity in the area; and 4) it's saving considerable money when compared to other advertising and messaging media.
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Bozzuto Fitzgeral Project MDO Site Sign
Site signs like this Bozzuto sign for its Fitzgerald project build enthusiasm for the construction project underway and help area residents and neighbors imagine a new and better future. They also keep the Bozzuto brand front and center. Our ability to manufacture beautiful graphics with vibrant and durable colors underscore another very important and subtle communication: This is a company and a project developed and built by competent, classy people who know what they're doing.
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Capital Yards Vertical Leasing Banner
Hundreds of thousands of people stream to the new National's stadium in downtown Washington, DC. The baseball park's placement and development was intended to breathe new life into the redevelopment of a formerly industrial area. To reach all those eyeballs, this large multi-storey banner gets the job done, helping to accelerate the occupancy growth of the area.
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Capital Yards Leasing Banner
If you're trying to lease space in a brand-spanking-new building, the last thing you want helping you get the job done is a banner with faded colors. We use only durable, fade-resistant soy-based organic inks developed and manufactured by 3M. Banners that we manufacture with these inks are not only non-toxic and recyclable, they look great for three or more years - long past the average or extended life-span of a banner like this.
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One Constitution Square MDO Site Sign
Our ability to print high-resolution photographs and illustrations in addition to informational text makes it possible for a construction site sign to depict what finished projects will look like.
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The Chameleon Network
Our state-of-the-art manufacturing technology produces attention-getting graphic communications that pop at resolutions that make whatever is depicted seem like the real thing - not just a picture.
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Holocaust Museum Exhibit Panel
When ExPlus - one of the nation's best exhibit designers - want to produce museum exhibit panels that require a fine artisanal eye and impecccable workmanship, they entrust their gorgeous design work to us.
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Surreal Poster
Those who use our half-million-dollar production printer to reproduce an art poster or photograph, and those that do are dazzled by how vibrant the colors are, how fine the resolution is, and how large they can make their product. If you can think it, we can make it.
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Smart Car Vehicle Wrap
Cute little Smart Cars are sure to catch the eye, but with our impeccable wraps the cuteness is leveraged into messaging effectivness.
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Clark Hope Real Estate Logo
When we tranform your logo into a real-world, three-dimensional object, we take great care to manufacture, finish, and install it so that an impeccable, professional image is projected to your clients, customers, and employees. We'll help you select a material color and type that reflects your brand standards.
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Stanley Martin Co. Banner with Frame
Consider a more affordable banner with a frame for short-term projects.
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QuantaDyn Corporation Routed Exterior Logo
You invested in the right location. Get customers to come in to see you with an eye-catching exterior logo.
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Source Theatre Window Graphic
Source Theatre announced its opening to the 14th Street, NW community by advertising its shows with easy-to-update window graphics. Show visitors can see through the windows while enjoying a drink inside the lobby and drive-by viewers quickly get updated on the latest events and shows.
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1010 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
Create brand awareness of your condominium project.
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Leonardown Farm Monument sign
Custom Routed SignFoam Monument Sign
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KM Trade Show Banner Display
A highly portable trade show or seminar banner display printed in full color.
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Andre Chreky Storefron Logo
Andre Chreky Salon exterior logo.
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Brambleton Welcome Center
Building entry flags catch customers' attention.
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Custom Bookshelf designed by dbd Studio
17 sheets of birch plywood were CNC milled and notched to form the undulating bookshelf designed by dbd Studio. The bookshelf carefully avoid recessed lights and air vents.
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fly lounge sink
Fly Lounge nightclub, Washington, DC, continues its airplane interior theme in the VIP restroom sink. The Club logo and airport aerial photos are printed on the underside of ½” acrylic. Designed by dbd Studio.
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Clinton Gala Table Top
Secretary of State Clinton's gala focused its dinner guests on Presidents Obama and Roosevelt, picturing each on the printed acrylic centerpiece. The centerpiece enabled guests to read the entire FDR speech.
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