The environmental graphics program for the Land of Lincoln Credit Union was designed to highlight their history, brand, and educational and financial services they offer. Patrons are welcomed into the facility by a large graphic of Abraham Lincoln located behind the information desk. The teller stations are located at the back of the store adjacent to an iPad checkout, waiting area, coffee / tea bar, and kids interactive fun zone play area. Graphics in these areas incorporated both the LLCU color palette and brand.
On the exterior of the building decorative window graphics incorporate their iconic apple logo. Near the drive thru lanes a colorful identity brand shows the LLCU tag line “Bank on Learning More”.
- Wall, Window and Back-Lit Graphics
- Graphics are Applied to Interior and Exterior of the Structure
This 127,000 s.f. building consists of a basement including training rooms, mechanical spaces, and an employee lunch room with a walk-out landscaped plaza; a first floor consisting of offices for the Trust Department featuring a three-story lobby and reception area; and a second floor including open offices and conference rooms. The building is designed to match the architecture of the existing corporate offices which are adjacent to the site.
The 80,000 s.f. renovation of this Information System Services building created a collaborative, efficient, and forward-thinking work environment for the company’s IT staff. Through the updates, the owner was able to consolidate various divisions into one space, while also bringing vital leaders to a common area to increase synergistic efforts.
This urban infill project reflects the history and fabric of downtown. BLDD worked closely with the clients and city in master planning to create an image marrying the past and future business district. Using materials similar to historic neighbors and modern materials such as stainless steel, completed the bridge from past to future. A great relationship with contractors and the design team allowed this project to be on time and on budget despite limited site access, multiple stakeholders, and difficult weather conditions.