Woodworth Associates/ Environmental Design

Museum of Glass and Ceramics
South Portland, Maine

A brightly colored sixteen by twenty-seven-foot banner hangs from the face of the future home of the Museum of Glass and Ceramics. While the interior of the museum is under construction, each day, thousands of passing motorists and pedestrians are informed of its upcoming plans to become a creative resource for the community.

Natural Resources
Council of Maine
Augusta, Maine

The Natural Resources Council of Maine is one of Maine’s leading environmental advocacy groups. The headquarters’ new two-story photo mural juxtaposes quotations with stunning photographs to inspire staff and visitors to the mission of the NRCM.

Maine Audubon
Falmouth, Maine

The Environmental Center at Maine Audubon is a Green building. A nine by
sixteen-foot photographic mural greets visitors as they enter the building.
The beautiful display features over sixty color photographs of the plants
and wildlife Maine Audubon is committed to protecting.

Gettysburg College
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Large photo murals featuring reproductions of striking vintage photographs help to make this donor recognition an installation that really celebrates the generosity and commitment of “Visionary Gettysburgians.”

Gettysburg College
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

A coordinated series of banners in the school’s signature bold blue and orange colors put a vibrant face on a campus celebration. Installed to coincide with the new college President’s inauguration, the durable, two-sided canvas banners continue to identify and enliven the college’s perimeter and convey the personality of the the campus that lies within.

MaineGeneral Medical Center
Augusta, Maine

When two regional health care facilities merged to create Maine General Medical Center, we designed a new exterior sign program including hundreds of new directional, location, and identification signs for three separate campuses.

Gould Academy
Bethel, Maine

Simple eighteen-inch square signs identify major buildings throughout the Gould Academy campus. Painted blue with white vinyl letters, the colors are consistent with Gould’s identity program, which also was designed by Woodworth Associates. These signs are discreet in size, yet visually prominent and are compatible with the various architectural styles found on campus.

Penmor Lithographers
Lewiston, Maine

Located at the entrance to an industrial park, the prominent color bars on this twenty-foot-tall pylon sign communicate the nature of business at Penmor, an offset printing company.