Environmental Design
NHL
As part of a full office redesign for the NHL, TPG Architecture created a Hall of Jerseys installation. Working on the Graphics team, I initially explored using in-game photography for the wall panels, but the image resolution wasn’t sufficient for large-scale prints. To solve this, I spent an afternoon on-site at NHL headquarters, collaborating with their photographers to stage and model each jersey and set of gear. I then cropped and composed the final images to highlight each team’s logo clearly and consistently across the panels.
Newsday
Headquartered on Long Island, Newsday wanted to showcase iconic local photography in their entryway, creating an immersive visual tribute to the region’s history. The goal was to surround visitors with a compelling, pictorial narrative of Long Island as they passed through the space. To achieve this, the selected images were printed on metal, adding both durability and a sleek, modern finish.
Chegg
As part of Chegg’s new office design, the team aimed to incorporate elements of everyday New York City life. My primary contribution was the design of a subway-themed hallway and adjoining booth area. Using the architectural elevations as a guide, I integrated graphic subway doors to align seamlessly with the actual physical doors in the space. The booth area was styled to evoke the interior of a subway car, creating a playful yet familiar environment that reflects the energy of the city.