Early in the life of our studio, we were presented with the exciting task of unifying multiple buildings on a manufacturing campus in Clearfield, Utah. These buildings were occupied by a significant government manufacturing company, and the existing facade of the campus featured an array of exterior elements, necessitating a design solution that would simplify and unify the appearance while also establishing a distinct brand identity for the tenant. Along with these initial goals we also aimed to position the buildings as a cohesive and marketable campus for future marketing and brokering endeavors.

We gave ourselves a fun challenge by restricting ourselves to the use of paint. Avoiding any structural changes allowed us to keep the campus running during upgrades and saved our clients valuable time and money.

Approaching the design holistically, we carefully analyzed the existing architectural elements to inform our ultimate striping scheme. Our goal was to create a language of horizontal banding and color blocking that would serve as the architectural facade language for the entire campus. By implementing this cohesive approach, we sought to bring visual cohesion to the diverse buildings, effectively unifying them under a singular aesthetic vision.