Redesign Attempt 2

I have been playing with the logo. I removed the shadow on the sphere. There is now a shadow on the company name. My personal favorite and, most likely, final choice is the first example. I have shown it here in grayscale to see if it would copy well when faxed. Over all I am pleased with the design.

Here is an example of a page layout from the book (application of the logo):

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Gelato Pazzo Caffe! Great people, delicious food.

Gelato's Pazzo Caffe is located in New Orleans, Louisiana on Oak Street. These are images from a hypothetical school project that I worked on for the restaurant. My challenge was to make the pre-existing custom display cases work for the new location. 8115 OAK STREET, New Orleans, LA 70118-2039 Color is used to define space within the restaurant. Such a large room needed to be broken down into smaller spaces to provide privacy for guests. Bar seating is located at the front window. Bar style tables are located along the wall (right). To the rear of the restaurant there is a canopy area with seating. Traditional tables and booths are located behind the ordering counter. With so many styles of seating and five areas to choose from, guests can decide their level of privacy while dining. It is important to make your space appealing to a diverse crowd. This was a problem with the previous layout. Guests rarely dined in, which means they spend less. If you can enti

Ascension Catholic - Pavilion revisited after design completion

As my friends and family know, I am always updating my representational documents. I have completed my new business card design, new resume, and new portfolio design complete with cover page. In other good news, Google finally fixed the blog! I am back to working with Ascension Catholic School. We made the building smaller and did away with the design phases. The parents want something that can be built all at once. We are not going to be able to call it the "New Pavilion Building" anymore. The pavilion stage is history. Originally the design was broken down into 3 phases for budgeting purposes. PHASE ONE: This phase is a metal structure that would provide shelter from rain for sporting events. PHASE TWO: This phase encloses the basketball court, making the facility more professional. PHASE THREE: In this phase an office area is added to the front of the building, and locker rooms are added on the back. This is intended to be the final stage of design.

Reflected ceiling plans

A rigid, linear layout is used to complement the rectilinear forms of the office plan. Light fixtures were chosen to mimic the forms of the desks and tournament rooms on the mezzanine level. flexible track lighting allows for an organic lighting layout under the Mezzanine level following that of the the office systems furniture chosen from the resolve system by herman miller.

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