Cedar Crest carries a legacy most courses can only dream of — a Tillinghast design, the 1927 PGA Championship, and a place in civil rights history. But the first thing visitors saw told a different story. We fixed that, concealing unsightly HVAC units and a steel-clad cart barn behind color-matched panels that didn’t just clean up the entrance — they told the story this course had earned.
RFMA Gives is what happens when an industry turns its expertise into something bigger than business. Each year in the city hosting their annual conference, RFMA partners with a local nonprofit for a hands-on facilities refresh — pooling member talent and resources to make a real difference. We gave that generosity a brand worthy of the impact behind it.
Dr. H. Wayne House has spent decades at the intersection of theology, apologetics, faith and law, and biblical archaeology — building a body of work that spans books, courses, articles, and more. We designed a home for all of it, giving readers one clear destination to discover, learn, and go deeper with everything he’s created.
Launching a church in secular Montreal means earning trust before you’ve built a congregation. We grounded their identity in a logo that subtly echoes the iconic Mount Royal Cross — connecting a new community to something the city already holds close.
When Greenpeace turned its spotlight on the carpet industry, most companies scrambled. Milliken Carpet had a different problem — they’d been doing the right thing all along and nobody knew it. We helped them finally change that, creating the name, logo, advertising, collateral, and trade show materials to give their industry-leading sustainability story the platform it deserved.
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