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For the
production of
"Mahlum Architects Corporate Identity"
The IAPHC is truly honored to present the inaugural Adobe Systems Best Graphic Design Award. Our winning entry bespeaks an innate and expert sense of design – we quote from the entry: “Architecture lies at the intersection of the right brain and left, and the best of it, touches the heart.”
And does not that statement resonate equally well when we are absorbed in, and are awed and even moved by, the great designs that are emblematic of our Craft, our Art and our Science?
Consider this additional evocation from the winning entry: “Here is a room filled with books and silence. A page turns, a woman whispers, a chair pushes back over stone. What time is it? 1925? 1955? 2008? Great Architecture endures.”
And so too is great Graphic Design, timeless and enduring. Our hearty congratulations go to Rainier Color of Seattle, Washington for their elegant triumph in winning the Adobe Systems, Best Graphic Design Award for the sumptuous Mahlum Architects' Corporate Identity Brochure.
Description: 20 page brochure
Category: Corporate Identity in 6 or more colors
Design: Harnall Anderson Design Works, Seattle
Press: Komori 40-inch, eight color with coater
Stock: McCoy Silk
Colors: Eight colors plus fold satin aqueous coating
Rainier Color http://www.rainiercolor.com
Rainier Color is the longest independently owned prepress operation in Seattle and the first in the Northwest to go to an all-digital workflow. With a new plant, an alliance with California printer Lithographix, e-commerce inventory management and fulfillment, and a division for localization and production of international print projects, Rainier Color is positioned to deliver high-impact color files/film and print around the world.
Billion dollar software company Adobe Systems Incorporated (NASDAQ: ADBE) has helped people and businesses communicate images, information and ideas better and more
cost effectively for more than 20 years. Its innovations in digital imaging, design and document technologies have set the standards for excellence in these markets and enabled millions of people to leverage the power of visual communications. Today, almost every image we see—on the Web, on video screens large and small, or translated to print—has been touched by Adobe software.
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