This year's graduating class at Brown University passed through the newly renovated Faunce Arch. The arch includes an interpretation of the University's brand, rendered in large, truncated, letterforms "BROWN" reversed against a red background. These are integrated into the east side of the arch along with a new campus map and directory. The result is a warm and welcoming visual statement that greets pedestrians ...continue reading
In celebration of MIT's 150th Anniversary, the MIT150 Exhibition opened to the public on Saturday, January 8, 2011 at the MIT Museum in Cambridge, MA. This highly anticipated exhibition showcases 150 objects and/or events from the university's long and influential history.
For the third straight year, the University of Nebraska at Kearney (UNK) has ranked in the top tier of the "U.S. News & World Report's" listing of the Best Universities for Masters' degrees, both public and private, in the Midwest.
Communication Arts has selected the Colby College Museum of Art web site as it's Web Pick of the Day.
Malcolm Grear Designers recently developed the site's Collection Search interface, allowing visitors to search and view over 6000 works from the Museum's permanent collection. The clean and intuitive design provides multiple views of the objects including the ability to display images full-screen. ...continue reading
The Colby College Museum of Art launched its much anticipated searchable online database. This new capability is integrated into the web site allowing visitors to search and view over 6000 objects from the Museum's permanent collection. The site now provides multiple viewing options through an intuitive and easy to use interface. Each object can be examined in great detail using the new "Enlarge/Zoom" tools ...continue reading
The University of Nebraska Kearney (UNK) recently launched their new web site with great enthusiasm from their students, faculty and the Kearney community. The site design was developed by Malcolm Grear Designers as a system of templates and branding guidelines.