Donor walls created for universities, hospitals, not-for-profits, libraries, museums, schools and major corporations. We offer Interactive digital displays and modern and traditional concepts.
The Tent Ohel Children's Home & Family Services Brooklyn, NY
White Sintra tents frame mica plates in different sizes and colors, recognizing 6 donor levels. Frames for changeable pictures and 2 LCD screens for video displays highlight the wall of honor.
Cut letters on Glass Beit Edmond Congregation New York, NY
This 0ne of a Kind Recognition Wall is composed of ¼” thick, individual oxidized brass letters glued to 117” x 64” x 3/8” thick glass panels. The panels are mounted in top and bottom metal channels finished to match the letters.
Smoke Rings Louisiana State University School of Nursing Baton Rouge, LA
The School of Nursing Champions recognition wall has donor names printed in purple on the backs of changeable 1/4" acrylic circles. Donor levels are differentiated by title and type size. The acrylic is mounted above satin brass circles laminated to 3/4" purple backgrounds. Purple rings frame the acrylic. All are mounted to purple smoke rings. Individual satin brass letters title this creative recognition design.
3/8" thick acid etched glass plaques are mounted to a wood backed wall. This Wall of Honor differentiates donor levels by utilizing various size plaques. Behind each plaque is an aluminum plate. Black filled inscriptions are sandblasted on the faces of the glass. 1" thick x 2" wide satin aluminum bars separate each donor level. The overall size is approximately 73" x 274".
(260) 3" metallic acrylic circles are mounted to multi-elevational, laminated Mica circles. The 5 donor groupings are titled with black vinyl letters. Individual custom cut satin brass letters title the wall of honor.
Legacy Society Catholic Mission Medical Board New York, NY
The Legacy Society recognition wall was created for the Catholic Mission Medical Board. It houses screened oxidized brass columns, an etched brass world map and changeable photographs highlighting some of the charitable works from missions around the world.
Bone Corian® plates create a realistic stone wall effect. Brass leaves are mounted on clear Plexiglas shapes, and mahogany bases anchor each leaf grouping. A wood and metal Jerusalem scene and Corian® "mountains" surround the Our Builders wall design.
Floating Cables with Acrylic Plates Georgia Gwinnett College Lawrenceville, GA
This floating recognition wall is comprised of 1/4" acrylic plaques back printed with translucent colors and text. Annual Giving donors are printed on changeable acrylic. The plaques are mounted to galvanized steel cables affixed to aluminum channels mounted to the existing support beams.
Big City Medicine Grande Ronde Hospital and Clinics La Grande, OR
Graphic photos and descriptive text are printed on ¼” acrylic which float off a
47 ½” x 95 ½” x 3/8” clear acrylic back panel. Satin aluminum letters and Light Stainless Cobblestone accents are incorporated into the design.
Past to Future Church of the Assumption New Egypt, NJ
3/8” thick glass panels with polished aris edges are mounted on multiple elevations. Inscription are printed on the backs of the glass in black ink. A photograph of the church is printed behind a glass panel. Individual 3/16" oxidized brass letters title this unique recognition wall.
Printed graphics are laminated behind clear acrylic panels. Gold color accent bars separate the donor levels. 2" aluminum letters painted purple title this recognition display.
Philanthropy Beth Israel Medical Center New York, NY
A 38"x 64" aluminum background supports a clear Plexiglas panel accommodating 209 - 1" x 6" aluminum plates for this donor recognition wall. The design features a shaped granite accent and a glass dedication panel with screened copy.
Engraved maple plaques are mounted to a multi-elevational maple and mahogany book. The central brass "bookmark" and logo are the focal point of this unique donor wall.