Loma Linda University approached LGM to construct Phase 1 of their campus master plan. The model was meant to serve multiple purposes – client communication between the architect and university, offer context for internal and public reviews, as well as aid in fundraising efforts. It had to have impact, but be portable enough to move from events and meetings.
TreanorHL was looking for a unique display for their front foyer. Roosevelt High School is an incredibly important, award winning project to their firm, and it has taken several years to complete. (Del Norte K-12 Wins Learning By Design Magazine’s Citation of Excellence Award). By showcasing the model in a traditional architectural-style palette, both site and structure capture interest.
The Eagle Valley Land Trust wanted to honor a long time member of their efforts by creating a new award called the Steinberg Conservation Leadership Award. This 3d relief award needed to incorporate GIS data, high resolution imagery, and parcel outlines that the Land Trust has so far conserved in their efforts. The final product was meant to be displayed on a desk or mount to a wall.
James Madison University approached LGM to develop a historically accurate representation of the famous Montpelier James Madison Estate. This model was meant to replicate the historic preservation and restoration processes that the main home and outlying buildings had been going through. Details like shingle, brick, and cladding were to be represented at scale.
The Town of Cedar Park was looking to enhance their fundraising and public communication efforts. It was developed as a multi-purpose travelling display, and would be showcased in the original library, town hall, fundraising events, and new library.