PurePak

PurePak

Aug 28, 2016

BRANDING / GRAPHIC DESIGN

PurePak

CLIENT: PurePak

Branding included creation of the company’s logo, packaging, brochures, business cards, delivery truck imagery design, and more. PurePak’s products include almonds as well as pure and pressed juice packaged in paper-based containers.

LeoPalace Resort

LeoPalace Resort

Aug 25, 2014

BRANDING / GRAPHIC DESIGN

LeoPalace Resort

CLIENT: Leo Palace Guam Corporation

To attract high-end clientele, increase occupancy rates, and focus on luxury and superior service, LeoPalace sought to rebrand and renovate their hotel. Our branding team started by developing a captivating story of opulence and mystery about the resort, its history, and location on the island. A gold medallion, a symbol of luxury and adventure, became a touchstone of this story and the new identity.

By renovating and rebranding at the same time, opportunities were created to weave the new brand into every aspect of the design. RIM’s team incorporated the new identity into custom finishes, advertising campaigns, staff uniforms, and even the customer service processes. A 200-page Brand Book was created by the Branding & Graphic Design team for the client for consistent standards. 

Alaska EXCEL

Alaska EXCEL

Aug 27, 2005

BRANDING / GRAPHIC DESIGN

Alaska EXCEL

CLIENT: Alaska Excel

Branding imagery for the Alaska EXCEL is based upon the Bartailed Godwit, Alaska’s toughest bird, known for migrating over 7,000 miles without stopping. The branding concept draws comparisons between the bird’s difficult journey and the Alaska EXCEL’s mission of guiding young adults towards successful careers. Branding and graphic design services included logo, brochures, invitation, outdoor banners, interior environmental graphics and more.

Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program

Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program

Apr 29, 2004

BRANDING / GRAPHIC DESIGN

Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program (ANSEP)

CLIENT: University of Alaska, Anchorage

ANSEP’s Acceleration Academy reduces the time for students to obtain their Bachelors’ degrees. To revitalize the building’s interior in a cost-effective manner, RIM designed huge murals depicting Native motifs with people and birds. The ANSEP logo is based upon an abstract canoe design. Other branding and graphic design services included brochures, imagery for vehicles, event invitations, swag, and more.

PG&E Center for Gas Safety and Innovation

PG&E Center for Gas Safety and Innovation

Jan 29, 1997

COMMERCIAL OFFICE / EDUCATION / BRANDING

PG&E Center for Gas Safety and Innovation

ROLE: Architect of Record, Interior Design, Construction Administration
CLIENT: Pacific Gas & Electric
PROGRAM:

25,000 SF: Offices, Breakroom & Materials Library, Conference Room, Workshops, Technical Testing & Training Rooms 
PRESS: PG&E Opens New 25,000-Square-Foot Center for Gas Safety and Innovation
PHOTOGRAPHY: Paul Mourraille
RIM completed the design for this showcase project for Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E). The scope of work included relocation and consolidation of three individual PG&E groups from existing locations in Concord and San Ramon to one, new consolidated operations facility in Dublin, California. The functions of the three groups vary. The responsibilities for the Test Lab group involve testing, evaluation, and implementation of measurement and control devices and systems used throughout the PG&E system. The Measurement & Procedures group activities include research, testing, and evaluation of new gas construction methods, tools, and technologies. Lastly, the Non-Destructive Evaluation group reviews gas operations methods, tools, and technologies. This new, combined building provides a workspace for approximately 50 employees with varying workstation styles and collaboration zones. This state-of-the-art facility is a milestone for PG&E’s latest innovations and technologies with gas piping, design, and monitoring.