Deep into the shortest days of the season, now is the time to put down the deadlines and dream more. Join us as we take a trip through 2024’s creative cosmos, complete with an exploration of the many types of space we all share. Zoning out in 3, 2, 1...

Lavender Hill was the motivating force behind Denver’s first Winter Pride Festival. The dynamic brand was built to support a variety of events just like this one.

WBAL covered Mayor Brandon Scott’s ribbon cutting to open Elijah Park, a new 177-acre mixed-use space in Port Covington. The Black Lives Matter mosaic, created by local students with a case designed by Ashton, is the heart of the park.

The Baltimore Museum of Industry exhibit was honored at the 2024 Preservation Celebration for its work promoting and preserving the city’s history.

Baltimore Beat interviewed Bromo Arts District’s Executive Director, Emily Breiter, about the importance of Bromo to the city’s creative community and the purpose behind the district’s rebrand.

The Baltimore Development Corporation (BDC) honored Lexington Market with an Excellence Award from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). The annual awards recognizes transformative economic development projects that have profoundly impacted communities, regions, and nations.

We’re happy to celebrate the continued recognition of the WMATA headquarters design. We agree with the juror who commented, “bus schedules have never looked so appealing.”

The Food for Thought exhibit’s spotlight on the vital, but oft-overlooked, community role of food service workers “gets to the core of what make experience design so important,” one juror said.

As the new facility readys to open in September 2025, we’ve been having a blast designing spaces Baltimore kids will enjoy—including creating a super-sized purple raven at the entryway, made from the hands of the iconic Boys & Girls Club logo.

Great write-up in Bmore Art about the significance of the Collective/Action exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. We're proud to have designed and installed the show graphics that help transform the gallery from a static space into a charged place.