Green Building Alliance

Editorial design

Through an ongoing partnership with GBA, we’ve produced a number of communications projects together, from posters, flyers, and publications to entire campaigns.

Brochure titled 'Downtown Pittsburgh Green Building Walking Tour' with the Green Building Alliance logo, placed on a distressed light blue wooden surface.
A map of a walking tour route along streets and landmarks in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, including locations such as David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Senator John Heinz History Center, and August Wilson African American Cultural Center, with a blue legend noting the full walking route duration of 2 to 3 hours.

“The Pittsburgh region is home to some of the greenest buildings in the world, and several green building firsts, demonstrating more than three decades of leadership in developing healthy and high performing spaces for people to live, work, learn, play and convene.” Check out the buildings.

This self-guided tour follows a walking route to see some of downtown Pittsburgh’s greenest buildings.

Cover of a strategic plan document by Green Building Alliance, featuring a green theme, images of a green outdoor space, a person giving a presentation, and a building's balcony, with years from 2021 to 2030 listed at the bottom.

For several years we designed the 2030 annual progress report, which outlines Pittsburgh’s efforts towards the 2030 Challenge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by transforming the built environment.

Cover of Green Building Alliance 2026-2027 course catalog featuring images of construction work, an indoor building with people working, and an audience at a conference, all on a green background.
Cover of the 2023 Annual Progress Report for the Pittsburgh 2030 District, featuring a cityscape of tall buildings lit up at dusk, with green design elements and the Green Building Alliance logo.

City And County of Broomfield, CO

Another project

Expanding the existing visual identity, we developed a series of seasonal program brochures as well as a comprehensive guide to their city’s public art.

Front and back of colorful books on a wooden surface titled 'A Guide to Art in Public Places' by the City and County of Broomfield Colorado featuring geometric patterns in purple, yellow, orange, and blue.