At 1,776 feet tall – a height designed to pay homage to the signing of the Declaration of Independence – New York City’s One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Featuring an iconic design comprised of eight elongated isosceles triangles, the 104-story office tower built adjacent to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum is topped by the One World Observatory and a 408-foot tall spire. (more…)
One World Trade Center’s Iconic Design Recreated With Dibond, Banova Print
Design Dynamics Use Dibond For Challenging Signage On Historically Registered Building
Design Dynamics, California signage and print specialists, recently completed the exterior signage on a historically registered building in Los Angeles. The project was a difficult one, requiring new signage to be applied to the classical architectural marvel. The signage was required to not damage the building, or permanently alter it in any way. (more…)
Arizona Artist Wows Again With Incredible Dibond And Fire Glass Artwork
Previously, Emily Randolph’s mixed-media art pieces were for indoor use. Due to popular demand by her clients, she created a series made exclusively for outdoor exhibition. The ‘ICE’ series is split into two collections: “DESERT ICE” and “ZEN ICE.” (more…)
Dreary Subways Redesigned With Colorful Student Artwork Printed On Dibond ACM
There were a number of factors that dictated the initiation of the revitalization of the Rookes Alley and Castle Street Subways. A major contributor for the redesign was the mounting pressure from local authorities to improve air quality and encourage walkability within the city. (more…)
Exterior Exhibition Celebrates Local Wartime Heroes With Dibond Displays
There is a distinct sense of pride created when honoring a community’s local heroes. To memorialize local war heroes for Armed Forces Day in 2015, the ‘Walk of Heroes’ was created as an annual celebration for the community. UK print specialists, The Color Company, worked closely with Birmingham’s Westside Business Improvement Distinct to create the unique series of outdoor Dibond displays. (more…)
Scottsdale Artist Uses Dibond As Substrate For Incredible Multi-Layered Art Pieces
Emily Randolph is a mixed-media artist who’s complex works are both colorful and captivating. Producing dozens of pieces annually, her works employ dimensional layers. The layers feature a variety of medias from dried flowers, textured glass, and pepples/stones. Randolph notes a single source of inspiration…happiness. (more…)
New PRO Series Is The Next Generation Of Graphic Display Boards With Enhanced Printing Surfaces To Be Introduced At ISA 2017
3A Composites USA’s all new PRO Series – the next generation of graphic display boards featuring enhanced printing surfaces – will be introduced at the ISA International Sign Expo 2017 to be held April 20-22 in Las Vegas. (more…)
UK Development Uses Nearly 300 Feet Of Dibond Hoarding To Engage Passerby
Commissioned by Cliché Marketing in 2015, Spiral Colour’s Hoarding Printing specialty group designed and installed nearly 300 feet of Dibond hoarding for a riverside property development. The Cheshire West & Chester Council development lies along the River Weaver, in the Northwich town center, and will feature, upon its completion, 320,000 square feet of retail, leisure and parking space. (more…)
Arizona Print Specialists Choose Dibond Aluminum Composite For Substrate Of Choice
For a print shop with 19 years of color accuracy - consistency is everything, according to Mike Goldner, an account manager at Artisan Colour, a digital commercial printer, located in Scottsdale, Arizona. (more…)
Small Town’s Historical Timeline Realized With 76-Foot Dibond Mural
The Bagg’s Square mural is a 76-foot historical timeline of Utica’s past. In Utica, New York, a $250,000 grant was awarded from National Grid to the Bagg’s Square Association, which enabled the association to develop a large Dibond paneled mural, designed by Michelle Truett. The installation features 110 historical elements including people, places and events that made the city what is today. (more…)