PBS is one of our favorite clients to work with, and we are honored to be a part of the continued legacy of Washington Week. Check out this great write-up of our design from our friends at NewscastStudio and tune in Friday nights or watch online to see it for yourself!
It's no longer enough for an organization to simply have a well-crafted interior. Today's spaces for consumers and corporations transcend traditional interior design by strengthening the role of storytelling within a branded environment. To accomplish this, brands increasingly rely on the integration of cutting-edge technology, allowing stakeholders to engage their surroundings on multiple levels and crafting interactions that lend a heightened sense of meaning and purpose ... read more
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"On Air" is an internally produced series of staff interviews that showcase the talent and personalities of the people who keep Clickspring ticking. Our debut installment features a conversation between Design Director Kendra James and Designer Donna Lee. Kendra joined Clickspring in 2012 and holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington and a Master of Architecture from Pratt Institute, while Donna hails from Devonport, New Zealand, holds both a Bachelor of Architectural Studies and a Master of Architecture from The University of Auckland, and is the newest designer to join the Clickspring ranks ... read more
Summer weather is finally arriving on the east coast, but we had an early chance to enjoy the warmth in California with our recent Santa Monica Pier activation for Turner's Bleacher Report All-Star Weekend event. The tone blended a hip, street ball scene with the playfulness of an LA beach, and focused foremost on personal expression and creativity. Visitors were able to shift between 'observer' or 'participant' at will, as stages and a basketball court for performances, demonstrations, musical acts, DJ sets, and various sponsored fan zones filled the activated pier. The BR/LA event weekend allowed over 3000 fans to interact with 76 NBA players and saw even more wide-spread engagement online, all leading to increased buzz ahead of the NBA All-Star game.
