First Light Exhibition Graphics | Seattle

August 22, 2022November 30, 2018 by mgadmin

First Light Exhibition Graphics in Seattle, WA

Westbank has announced its first residential tower in Seattle dubbed “First Light“. The elegant tower will add style and grace to the
Seattle skyline – as well as a floating pool offering one of the best sunset-watching vantage points in the Pacific Northwest. the tower is set to start constructing in summer of 2019 with an estimated completion date of summer 2022. It will be comprised of:

A screening lounge
A sky pool
A residential gallery with custom Fazioli Piano
A secret garden
A wellness centre, and
A bike clubhouse

Having partnered with Westbank on many of their Vancouver projects, Multigraphics was more than delighted to be a part of their first venture down south. With a tight timeline and logistic planning, Multigraphics was up for the challenge.

The first part of the project involved a ginormous wall mural with an image of the first light at dawn. The entire side of the building stretched 106 feet wide by 85 feet high covered in brick tiling and concrete ridges.

Our Work:

Printed and laminated 15 bundles of 3M Conformable vinyl
Packed and shipped to Seattle
Rented three Swing Stages for the installation of the wall mural
A crane to lift the Swing Stages and electrical output to the Rooftop of the building
All completed withing two weeks

The second part of the project consisted of a Presentation Centre that highlighted the condos, amenities, architects, vision, and the soul of the project.

Our Work:

Printed and installed 10 Mesh Hoarding Banners (142″W x 69″H each)
Entrance monument sign made up of 1/2″ White Crezone + 3mm Alupanel with printed vinyl and anti-graffiti laminate. All signs had 4’x4′ vertical posts in concrete footings and 2’x4′ horizontal stringers.
1″ thick Komacel wayfinding signage
3mm Alupanel exhibition labels of various sizes
Printed and installed four exterior wall murals (approximately 35’W x 11’H each)
Various cut vinyl lettering installed all over the presentation centre
5mm white acrylic prints installed with Mustang side grips and floor to ceiling cable mounts
Interior wall mural of Westbank’s timeline (22’W x 10’H)

Gallery

The Living City’s Sales Centre | Oakridge Centre

August 22, 2022October 31, 2018 by mgadmin

Sales Centre Graphics at The Living City

The largest development in Vancouver’s history is all set to begin construction by the end of 2019 for an estimated full completion in 2027. Located at the corner of 41st Avenue and Cambie Street, the 28.5 acre project, dubbed “The Living City” will redefine the meaning of modern city living. Oakridge Centre will be a crossroads for living, working, connecting, learning, creating and exploring – a cultural hub that will pay homage to experiences in all forms. The Living City will be comprised of:

2600 homes for approximately 6000 residents
Workspace for 3000 creative professionals
More than 300 retail stores
Vancouver’s second largest library
A 10-acre park made up of six integrated smaller parks
Home to the world-renowned GOH Ballet Performing Arts Academy
Variety of Live Music Venues
One of Vancouver’s largest community centres

A project of such magnitude required a grand exhibit, as impressive as its subject. So once again, Multigraphics teamed up with Westbank to tackle the challenge. After the massively successful “Fight for Beauty” exhibit last year, expectations were higher than ever. The Unwritten Exhibition was designed to showcase and highlight the eight pillars of The Living City that will define the new Oakridge Centre. Our job was to bring this design to life.

The Living City - Stunningly Ambitious

Unwritten Exhibition

Our Work

Wellness

“What does it mean to be healthy? Wellness is a dynamic process of growth that leads to complete well-being – physically, mentally, and socially.” The Oakridge Living City will rebuild the concept of wellness from the ground up.

Our Work:

Reverse printed 1/2″ Plexi
Welded on-site to create a four-sided column
Installed with aircraft cables

Music

“When music transcends a melody – adding instruments, voices and layers of harmonies – it becomes three-dimensional. At the Oakridge Centre, music is a living thing that imbibes feeling and transforms space.”

Our Work:

Direct print on 0.25″ Acrylic with frosted backing
Printed and installed floor graphics with anti-slip laminate
Printed and installed wall mural with matte laminate

Food

“Travel the world, following scents and flavours. Discover new culinary favourites you never knew existed. Or didn’t actually exist until someone decided to cook them up. Gather round and indulge yourself.” Welcome to the Kitchen at The Living City.

Our Work:

Direct print on 0.25″ Acrylic with frosted backing
Double density white print on brushed alupanel
Printed and installed double-sided backlit fabric graphic

Architecture

“A beginning of beginnings. Westbank is going to rethink the architecture of your world and ask what it means for the heart of a city to beat in time with its people.”

Our Work:

Double side print on 3/8″ Acrylic installed with cleats
Printed custom wallpaper with contour cut printed acrylic installed on top
Custom cut and installed 3D logo

Mobility

“If it’s true that we are what we drive, then in the future we can be whoever we want to be. Free to go wherever we want and however we want to get there.”

Our Work:

Direct print on 0.25″ Acrylic with frosted backing
Printed and installed floor graphics with anti-slip laminate

Forest

“Oakridge is to coexist with nature, not compete with it. Symbolizing our efforts to change the way we impact the world around us, we will replant all of the original 1,440 trees.”

Our Work:

Cut vinyl applied to stained plywood, displayed in a metal stand
Custom fabricated 3D signs made out of multiple layers of plywood glued together and hung with aircraft cables

Fashion

“Consider a new caliber of fashion curation. Crafted to the highest quality, customized to the most delicate detail. Conveniently collected in one extraordinary place.”

Our Work:

Direct print on 0.25″ Acrylic with frosted backing
Reverse cut letters installed on the back of glass
Wall mural printed on wallpaper

Gallery

Other items at the Unwritten Exhibit:

Printed graphics and installed on exterior windows (100 ft wide x 12 feet high)
Entrance wall mural printed on conformable vinyl (38 ft wide x 7 ft high)
6mm Komacel 3D letters installed with pins
Custom fabricated illuminated channel letters
Printed Signwhite Acrylic faced with black komatex cut logo
Custom fabricated lightboxes with fabric print

Exhibit Details:

Address:

Oakridge Centre
650 West 41st Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5Z 2M9

Opening Hours:

Monday: 9:30am – 7:00pm
Tuesday: 9:30am – 7:00pm
Wednesday: 9:30am – 9:00pm
Thursday: 9:30am – 9:00pm
Friday: 9:30am – 9:00pm
Saturday: 9:30am – 7:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am – 6:00pm

Exhibit Displays and Graphics | Columbia Icefield Glacier Gallery

August 22, 2022May 30, 2018 by mgadmin

Exhibition Graphics at The Columbia Icefield Glacier Gallery

Once again the talented fabrication team at 3DS has joined forces with Multigraphics to put one of Canada’s most impressive natural landscapes on the map. Designed by the creative and innovative team at AldrichPears Associates, the twenty-seven station exhibit highlights the fascinating natural history of Alberta’s Columbia Icefields found in Jasper National Park.

Being one of the largest ice fields in the Rocky Mountains that is also one of the top tourist destinations, the gallery had an enormous task ahead of itself to visualize the colossal features within the proximity of four walls. Despite the massive challenge, however, the teams at 3DS and AldrichPears Associates have done an outstanding job in designing, engineering and executing the beautiful and awe-inspiring gallery.

The massive Project took over 6 months where Multigraphics played a supportive role in printing the vibrant and alluring graphics that required various media and custom fabrications. Some of which include: