Category: Case Studies Blog Archive
Suspended Donor Recognition Display at Memorial Cancer Institute
Memorial Cancer Institute uses a suspended donor recognition display to honor donors while maintaining open views and natural light.
Hall of Fame Recognition Display for Centralia College
Centralia College needed a Hall of Fame recognition display in a prominent campus location – but the selected wood-paneled wall couldn’t be altered. Traditional mounting wasn’t an option, and relocating the display would have reduced visibility and impact.
PIR developed a fully freestanding recognition solution that preserved the space while delivering a clear, permanent installation. A structured grid layout ensures consistent presentation for each inductee, while built-in capacity allows the display to grow without redesign.
The result is a stable, independent Hall of Fame that reads as a unified installation from a distance and remains highly legible up close – providing Centralia College with a long-term recognition solution that maintains clarity, flexibility, and alignment with its environment.
Donor Recognition Wall for ORCAT – Grayvik Animal Center
Donor recognition becomes part of the story itself—where every name contributes to a larger form. This system transforms individual recognition into a unified visual identity, balancing density, readability, and long-term growth without relying on traditional structures.
Award Recognition Display at the University of Tennessee
Replacing an outdated award display inside a high-traffic academic building presented unique architectural challenges. The new system needed to honor distinguished alumni while preserving a custom wood feature wall and allowing efficient updates for future award recipients.
Donor Recognition Wall for a Community Hospital Foundation
A donor recognition wall was designed for a community hospital foundation to honor cumulative giving while fitting naturally within a bright, high-traffic hospital lobby. The modular system allows donor names to be easily added or updated over time, ensuring the display can grow with the organization while maintaining a calm, welcoming presence in the space.
Outdoor Donor Recognition Display for Tohono Chul
Designing the outdoor donor recognition display required overcoming extreme desert conditions, including 100+°F temperatures, daily temperature swings of up to 40°, and strict Dark Sky lighting regulations. The system also needed to allow easy donor updates, flexible category changes, future expansion, and seamless integration of full-color memorial panels while maintaining a cohesive, natural aesthetic.