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Annual Repor ts
BrainJuicer Group
Annual Report Wrap
and Financial Report for
a UK-based publiclytraded market research
company.
Financial Security
Assurance
Annual report for a
financial guaranty
insurance company.
Financial Security
Assurance
Annual report for a
financial guaranty
insurance company.
Financial Security
Assurance
Annual report for a
financial guaranty
insurance company.
AT&T
Annual report for a
telecommunications
company.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
AT&T
Annual report for a
telecommunications
company.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Seagram
Annual report
for a wine and spirits
company.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
New York
Power Authority
Annual report for the
country's largest
state-owned, nonprofit
power organization.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Seagram
Annual report
for a wine and spirits
company.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Spencer Stuart
Annual review for an
executive search firm.
Designed in collaboration with
Enterprise IG.
New Destiny Housing
bers who work there, and the services and activities that it offers. Most of all, it
celebrates the 38 families who call it home – and who put a human face to our
mission. These residents’ determination, grit and achievements; their willingness to break with batterers and risk homelessness – to face dangers, sacrifices
and reprisals – is the force that motivates all our work. With such heroic role
models, how can we do anything less than commit our best resources and efforts to the task?
A Marcello Manor Album
We remain deeply grateful to all those who stood by us during these two
very tough past years. We thank our board members for their unfailing vision,
generosity, and hands-on involvement; our staff members for the dedication
and skills with which they carried out that vision; and the donors and funders
whose support undergirded our work. Because of you, we were able to more
than meet our goals. With your ongoing help, we will continue partnering with,
championing, and promoting the progress of some of the city’s most vulnerable – and most inspiring – families and children.
Annual report for a
non-profit organization
that builds and manages
housing facilities
for victims of domesic
abuse.
Sue Fleck
Carol Corden
Chairperson
Executive Director
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How do you help families recovering from the trauma of
domestic violence move towards healing, safety and independence? How do you integrate 38 separate and diverse households into a single building that feels like home? What does it
take to build a community? What does it take to rebuild lives?
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Biennial Report
2010–2011
The Staff
Then, you bring in a staff
that cares deeply about the
parents…
about the children…
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New Destiny Housing
Annual report for a
non-profit organization
that builds and manages
housing facilities
for victims of domesic
abuse.
New Destiny Housing
Annual report for a
non-profit organization
that builds and manages
housing facilities
for victims of domesic
abuse.
Brooklyn Bureau of
Community Service
Annual report for
Brooklyn’s largest social
service agency.
Books
Jaguar Cars
North America
376 page book
commemorating
50 years in America.
Designed in collaboration with
Dugdale Projects.
The Galleries at
the American Bible
Society
120 page book for an
exhibition of exhibition
of the photographs of
Ruth Anderson taking in
southern Spain during
the 1930s.
Susan Casserly Griffin
32 page book for a
landscape painter,
printed using
on-demand publishing
technology.
Collateral
BrainJuicer
Marketing one-pagers
for a UK-based
research company with
offices in 12 countries.
These were produced
in both A4 and US
formats.
Pitney Bowes
Marketing brochure
for a mail folder and
inserter.
Pitney Bowes
Marketing brochures
for shipping and mailing
software/ hardware
products.
Financial Security
Assurance
Marketing brochure for
asset-backed and structured finance financial
guaranty insurance.
Foundation
for Landscape
Studies
A biannual journal for
a foundation whose
mission is to foster an
active understanding of
the importance of place
in human life.
Central Park
Conservancy
Limited edition
marketing book for a
$100 million capital
campaign.
Central Park
Conservancy
Central Park
Playgrounds
Heckscher Playground
Adventure Playground
Tots Playground
• 63rd Street, mid-park
• West 67th Street
• West 68th Street
• Built 1926
• Built 1935–1936
West 77th Street
Playground
Diana Ross
Playground
Pinetum Playground
(Northwest Playground)
• Built 1941
• Reconstructed 1966
• Reconstructed 1968
• Removed c.1990
• Reconstructed 1997
• Reconstructed 1989
Spector Playground
Safari Playground
Wild West Playground
Rudin Family Playground
Tarr Family Playground
• West 85th Street
• West 91st Street
• West 93rd Street
• West 96th Street
• West 100th Street
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Northwest Playground built 1936
• Reconstructed 1999
• Reconstructed 1975
• Reconstructed 1997
• Reconstructed 1988
• Reconstructed 1992
• Reconstructed as Pinetum
• Reconstructed 1989
• Renovated 1972
Mariners’ Playground
• West 84th Street
• West 85th Street
• Built 1935–1936
• Reconstructed 1969
• West 81st Street
• Built 1956
• Reconstructed 1935
• Renovated 1969
• Renovated 1992
West 110th Street
Playground
• West 110th Street
• Reconstructed 1972
• Built 1935–1936
• Reconstructed 2009
• Renovated 1992
Playground 1997
• Reconstructed 2006
• Reconstructed 2005
W 77 ST
W 72 ST
W 67 ST
W 61 ST
CENTRAL PARK WEST
W 90 ST
W 86 ST
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W 81 ST
W 96 ST
W 101 ST
W 106 ST
CENTRAL PARK WEST
CENTRAL PARK WEST
WEST DRIVE
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METROPOLITAN
MUSEUM
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FIFTH AVE
Tabloid-size marketing/planning brochure
for an initiative to
renovate all the playgrounds in Central Park.
E 59 ST
Billy Johnson
Playground
Rumsey Playground
• East 71st Street
• Built 1937
• Built 1935–1936
• Reconstructed as Rumsey
• Reconstructed 1986
• Renovated 1990
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• East 67th Street
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• Used for SummerStage, 1990
E 69 ST
East 72nd Street
Playground
E 72 ST
E 76 ST
Levin Playground
E 79 ST
Friedman Playground
E 84 ST
Osborn Playground
Ancient Playground
E 102 ST
E 97 ST
E 90 ST
East 96th Street
Playground
E 106 ST
Robert Bendheim
Playground
Bernard Family
Playground
East 110th Street
Playground
• East 76th Street
• East 79th Street
• East 84th Street
• East 85th Street
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1956 as Levy Playground
• Built 1953
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Reconstructed 1987
• Relocated and Rebuilt 1991
• Removed 1972
• Reconstructed 1945
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Built 1935–1936
• Reconstructed 1969
• Renovated 1996
• Reconstructed 1972
• Rebuilt 1980
• Reconstructed 1997
• Reconstructed 1991
• Reconstructed 1979
• Reconstructed 2000
• Reconstructed 2010
• Reconstructed 2009
• Renovated 1994
• East 72nd Street
• East 96th Street
• East 100th Street
• East 108th Street
• East 110th Street
• Renovated 1996
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Introduction
A Framework for
Rebuilding and Managing
Central Park Playgrounds
C
entral Park’s first play-
“
The crowd of children seen on any
istration of New York City Parks
development, ideas about the nur-
act with other children. On the
ground according to the
Commissioner Robert Moses, eight-
turing, education, and amusement
most basic level, this is accom-
contemporary definition
een additional playgrounds were
of children have been a subject of
plished through play features and
was built in 1926.
built between 1934 and 1936 in
ongoing discussion and debate.
amenities for children and their
Located in the southwest corner of
landscapes just inside the perime-
Increasingly since the Victorian era,
caregivers in the context of a space
the Park, Heckscher Playground
ter of the Park. During the next fifty
these ideas have been manifested
that is self-contained, dedicated to
included an area with swings,
years, a few new playgrounds were
in material culture—in books and
their exclusive use, and generally
climbers, and slides; a large wading
added and others removed, result-
toys, and in the design of schools,
accessible from the nearby homes
pool; a recreation building; and
ing in the twenty-one playgrounds
playgrounds, and other environ-
and schools of the children they
open areas for active games. This
that exist in the Park today. While
ments. Among these, playgrounds
serve.
pleasant afternoon in this portion of the Park is
concept of a playground—a sepa-
not part of the original design,
hold a unique place as public, out-
rate space for the exclusive use of
Central Park’s playgrounds have
door environments that are, for
tial premise has remained consis-
enough to bring a smile to the face of the
children and containing facilities
become a vital part of the rich
many children, their primary out-
tent, playgrounds are constantly
grimmest ascetic, and quite sufficient, were
nothing more added, to prove the great blessing
of this pleasure-ground to the surrounding
city.
”
Excerpt from “A Ramble in Central Park,” published in Harper’s, October 1879.
While their purpose and essen-
and equipment—emerged at the
legacy and tradition of play in the
door experience and connection to
refined and reinvented to reflect
turn of the twentieth century in
Park, and the places where genera-
children of other ages and back-
evolving ideas and contemporary
response to rapid urbanization and
tions of children have begun a life-
grounds.
expectations about children’s needs
reformers’ concerns about its
time of recreation in Central Park.
effects on children. Early proposals
The fundamental premise of the
playground has remained essen-
and the role of play. As spaces for
children in a child-centered society,
to add such self-contained play-
Continuity and Change in
tially unchanged since the early
they receive a heightened level
grounds in Central Park met with
Central Park’s Playgrounds
twentieth century. Playgrounds pro-
of focus, and there has always
vehement resistance: Defenders of
Since the emergence in the eigh-
vide an outlet for physical energy,
been an expectation that they
the Park’s original design and pur-
teenth century of the concept of
a safe space for children to explore
adapt and change in response to
pose opposed such specialized
childhood as a distinct and
and challenge themselves, and the
the experience of successive
facilities as encroachments on the
uniquely important phase of human
opportunity to socialize and inter-
landscaped park intended for
generations of playground users. In
the more than seventy-five years
unstructured recreation. To justify
since they were built, Central
the creation of Heckscher Play-
Park’s playgrounds have gone
ground its advocates emphasized
through numerous transformations,
that, by protecting the surrounding
landscape from overuse and damage by children, it would serve to
support the Park’s greater purpose.
Heckscher Playground represented the beginning of an era during which many “purpose-built”
facilities were added to the Park to
accommodate specific forms of
active recreation. Under the admin-
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2
4
1: Heckscher Playground, the first
playground in Central Park, built
in 1926.
2: Child running in Heckscher Playground, 2010.
Three versions of the West 110th
Street Playground:
3: Initial construction, 1936.
4: Partially reconstructed, 1992.
5: Fully reconstructed, 2006.
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Central Park
Conservancy
Brochure/folder
to promote the
Cityscape Institute’s
park-related consulting
services.
Friends of
Morningside Park
Promotional guide for
a park at the northwest
corner of Central Park.
Manhattan
Country School
Marketing brochure
for an independent K-8
school.
Manhattan
Country School
Campaign materials for
a $12.3 million capital
campaign.
Manhattan
Country School
Commemorative
poster for an annual
book award.
AIGA/NY Chapter
Poster for
AIGA NY Chapter
events.
Fashion Institute
of Technology
College recruiting
poster.
Fashion Institute
of Technology
College recruiting
poster.
Environmental
Financial Security
Assurance
Signage program for a
corporate headquarters.
Designed in collaboration with
Harriet Spear Design.
Financial Security
Assurance
Signage program for a
corporate headquarters.
Designed in collaboration with
Harriet Spear Design.
Amherst
Signage program for the
New York office of a
Texas-based securities
firm.
Amherst
Signage program for the
New York office of a
Texas-based securities
firm.
Owens Illinois
Installation of banners
commemorating the
company’s ongoing
expansion into global
markets.
Designed while at
Danne & Blackburn.
Owens Illinois
Nautical banners within
view of a company-built
marina and park.
Designed while at
Danne & Blackburn.
The Galleries
at the American
Bible Society
Exhibition of the
photographs of Ruth
Anderson taking in
southern Spain during
the 1930s.
The Galleries
at the American
Bible Society
Exhibition of the
photographs of Ruth
Anderson taking in
southern Spain during
the 1930s.
Build America
Mutual
Portable exhibit
(original version)
Build America
Mutual
SPO N SO RED BY
RATED
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AA
AB
BY
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S&P
&P
Bannerstand
(original version)
Build America
Mutual
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PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE
AND DREAMS,
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES.
Portable exhibit
(new version)
Build America
Mutual
Bannerstand
(new version)
Financial
Security Assurance
WORKING AS A TEAM TO HELP YOU ACHIEVE SUCCESS
Portable exhibit
Financial
Security
Assurance
WORKING AS A TEAM
Bannerstand
TO HELP YOU
ACHIEVE SUCCESS
Astron Solutions
Unique. Af
Affordable.
ffordable.
f
fordable.
Friendly.
Friendlyyy.
What we do:
Compensation &
Talent Management
HR Consulting.
Portable Exhibit
What we offer:
Unique and Affordable
Solutions.
Why Astron:
Friendly and
Personalized Service.
Amherst
Bannerstands
Optimizing Opportunities
in the U.S. Real Estate
Secured Debt Market
Optimizing Opportunities
in the U.S. Real Estate
Secured Debt Market
Identity
Strategas
Financial
Security Partners
Research
Assurance
Comprehensive
identity for a financial
research firm.
Annual Report 2006
Fair Isaac
Financial
Security
Assurance
Comprehensive identity
for an annual
financial services/user
conference.
Annual Report 2006
Fair Isaac
Financial
Security
Assurance
Comprehensive identity
for an annual
financial services/user
conference.
Annual Report 2006
Fashion Institute
of Technology
Commemorative
trademark.
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
The Campaign for
Stuyvesant
Comprehensive identity
for a fundraising
organization at
Stuyvesant High School,
the preeminent
New York City public
secondary school.
Praedium Group
Financial
Security
Assurance
Trademark for a
company specializing in
site analysis and real
estate redevelopment.
Annual Report 2006
New Destiny Housing
Financial
Security
Assurance
Comprehensive
identity for a non-profit
organization that builds
and manages housing
facilities for victims of
domesic abuse.
Annual Report 2006
Rothzeid, Kaiserman,
Financial
Security and Bee
Tompson
Assurance
Logotype for an
architectural firm.
Annual Report 2006
Designed in collaboration with
Dugdale Projects.
Heikes Forman Group
Financial
Security
Assurance
Identity for an
executive search firm
specializing in the
advertising industry.
Annual Report 2006
DuPont
Financial
Security
Assurance
Commemorative
identity.
Annual Report 2006
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Financial Security
Security
Assurance
Assurance
Trademark for a
financial guaranty
insurance company.
Annual Report 2006
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Legato
Financial
Security
Assurance
Trademark for a
special event marketing
communications
company.
Annual Report 2006
Foundation
Financial
Security
for
Landscape
Assurance
Studies
Logotype for a
foundation whose mission is to foster an
active understanding of
the importance of place
in human life.
Annual Report 2006
Manhattan
Financial
Security School
Country
Assurance
Symbol/book seal for
an annual book award.
Annual Report 2006
Precision Meetings
Financial
Security
and
Events
Assurance
Trademark for a
meetings and events
planning company.
Annual Report 2006
Educated Artists
Identity for a non-profit
that educates and
advises performing
artists about student
debt.
Mendes Júnior
Financial
Security
Assurance
Trademark for a
Brazilian steel
and construction
company.
Annual Report 2006
Designed while an Associate at
Richard Danne & Associates.
Noetic Design
Financial
Security
Assurance
Logotype for a
computer software
development company.
Annual Report 2006
HTI Associates
Financial
Security
Assurance
Trademark for a venture
capital firm specializing in
technology companies.
Annual Report 2006
Bill Ballenberg
Financial
Security
Photography
Assurance
Trademark for a
photographer.
Annual Report 2006
Bill Ballenberg
Financial
Security
Voiceover
Assurance
Artist
Identity for a former
photographer turned
voiceover artist.
Annual Report 2006
Burnham
Financial
Security Trust
Investors
Assurance
Trademark for a
financial investment
company.
Annual Report 2006
Designed in collaboration with
Andrea Barash Design.
Central Park
Conservancy
Logotype for a Central
Park intiative.
Spence-Chapin
Financial
Security for
Services
Assurance
Families
and
Children
Identity for an annual
fundraising initiative
for a private adoption
agency.
Annual Report 2006
Special Events
Fair Isaac
Direct Mail Invitation
for an annual
financial services/user
conference.
Fair Isaac
Program and Agenda
for an annual
financial services/user
conference.
Financial Security
Assurance
Invitation, folder and
registration form
for an annual three-day
municipal finance
conference in Southern
California.
Financial Security
Assurance
Invitations to annual
holiday parties
in San Francisco and
Los Angeles.
Financial Security
Assurance
Invitation for a cocktail
reception at
30 St Mary Axe in
London.
New Destiny Housing
Invitation for an annual
fundraising benefit.
Foundation for
Landscape Studies
Invitation for an annual
fundraising luncheon.
Foundation for
Landscape Studies
Invitation for an annual
fundraising luncheon.
Merrill Lynch
Temporary sign systems
for various conferences.
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
High School
of Music & Art
and Performing Arts
Poster for an annual
musical theatre/cabaret
perfomance featuring
graduating seniors from
the esteemed drama
program at LaGuardia.
VERY
VER
V
E RY
ERY
AT THE
THE
E ND
END
Produced by Sandy Faison
Music Direction by Jeffrey Buchsbaum
Directed by Sam Levin & Emily Skeggs
Eight LaGuardia
High School
senior drama majors
perform songs
about holding on,
Monday, June 23rd at 7:00 and 9:30 pm
(doors open at 6:30 and 9:00)
letting go
The Tap Room at the Knitting Factory
and moving forward.
74 Leonard Street, between Church & Broadway
Tickets: $12 in advance, $15 at the door
(available online at knittingfactory.com, or text
SWEETB TO 467467 to purchase via text message)
For directions and more information, visit www.knittingfactory.com
Design: Skeggs Design
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
High School
of Music & Art
and Performing Arts
Poster for an annual
musical theatre/cabaret
perfomance featuring
graduating seniors from
the esteemed drama
program at LaGuardia.
Sweet Beginnings:
WHERE IS LOVE?
16 extraordinary
LaGuardia Arts High School
students take a musical
subway ride that features
love at every stop.
Monday, June 29th, 6:00 and 9:00 pm
The Sage Theater
711 Seventh Avenue
Director: Sandy Faison
Music Director: Larry Pressgrove
Producer: Lil Arbogast
Featuring Anthony Alfaro, Matthew Amira, Anne
Berkowitz, Anthony Bocconi, Brittany Conigatti,
Mollie Downes, Gabby Febland, Cara Feuer,
Giullian Gioiello, Molly Jobe, Billy Rayner,
Brandon Reilly, Wayne Rodgers, Katie Scharf,
Shanice Spencer and Arianna Vogel.
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
High School
of Music & Art
and Performing Arts
Poster for an annual
musical theatre/cabaret
perfomance featuring
graduating seniors from
the esteemed drama
program at LaGuardia.
Join 17 extraordinary
LaGuardia Arts students
as they take a musical
look at the people
and things that shape
our lives...
Monday, June 20th
6:00 and 9:00 pm
Mint Theater
311 West 43rd Street
Tickets: $22
Director: Rob Krausz
Music Director: Larry Pressgrove
Producers: Lil Arbogast, Sandy
Faison and Nikki Goldschein
(available online only at
Anna Budinger, Maurice Dawkins, Nikki
www.brownpapertickets.com/
Goldschein, Elana Gantman, Bianca Herrera,
event/176149)
Jackson Hinden, Oliver Houser, Geena
Featuring: Mohammed Omari Ali, Molly Allen,
Yael Rizowy, Andrew Rodriguez, Zoe Smith
Marielle Young and James Zebooker.
Design: Skeggs Design
Quintos, Stephanie Randall, Shane Reagan,
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
High School
of Music & Art
and Performing Arts
Poster for an annual
musical theatre/cabaret
perfomance featuring
graduating seniors from
the esteemed drama
program at LaGuardia.
Join some extraordinary
LaGuardia Arts
graduating seniors as
they share their own
off-center perspective
on life.
Monday, June 18th
6:00 pm and 9:00 pm
The Black Box Theater
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
High School
Tickets: $5 for students,
$10 for adults
(available online only at
www.brownpapertickets.com/
event/253324
Director: Rob Krausz
Music Director: Larry Pressgrove
Producers: Lil Arbogast,
Sandy Faison, Carolina Ferreira
and Emilie Woods
Starring: Daniel Krakovski, Fergus Baumann,
Jerad Kemp, Blaise Bayno-Krebs, Emma Diaz,
Gabi Woods, Jamie Sanders, Jasmine Lawrence,
Peter Madsen, Anna Lentz, Audrey Rosenblith,
Cesar Contreras, Ebban Maeda, Joey Sims, Maddy
Sher, Megan Caccavale, Sarah Grossman Nieves,
Sean Hardy, Simone Grossman
Manhattan School
for Children
Poster for an annual
public school
fundraising event.
Manhattan School
for Children
Poster for an annual
public school
fundraising event.
Websites
Central Park
Conservancy
Website for a Central
Park Conservancy
initiative.
> view website http://planforplay.centralparknyc.org
Educated Artists
Identity for a non-profit
that educates and
advises performing
artists about student
debt.
> view website http://www.educatedartists.org
Foundation
for Landscape
Studies
Website for a foundation whose mission is to
foster an active understanding of the importance of place in human
life.
> view website http://www.foundationforlandscapestudies.org
Foundation
for Landscape
Studies
First in the series of
online interactive flip
books from the
Foundation’s rare book
collection.
> view website http://foundationforlandscapestudies.onlineculture.co.uk/silverlight2
CL Browning Ranch
Website for a ranch
and environmental
study center in the
Texas hill country.
> view website http://www.clbrowningranch.org
Elizabeth
Barlow Rogers
Website for an author,
educator, civic leader
and foundation
president.
> view website http://www.elizabethbarlowrogers.com
East 86th Street
Association
Website for a neighborhood association.
> view website http://www.e86th.org
Financial Security
Assurance
Initial website for a
financial guaranty
insurance company
(1996).
Burk Uzzle
Photography
Website for
a photographer
(2001).