lorenc+yoo design portfolio

ENVIRONMENTALGRAPHICD E S I G N

Lorenc+Yoo Design boasts a broad skill set, specializing in “environmental

communication graphic design,” a genre that includes exhibits, museums, signage,

and graphics. Founded in 1978, the firm’s philosophy includes exploration,

inquisitiveness and a commitment to design excellence and innovation executed on

every project.

LYD specializes in creating spaces for some of the world’s most well known brands,

including Georgia-Pacific, Mayo Clinic, UPS, Haworth and Sony-Ericsson. The team

develops unique messages for each project that convey the client’s individual story

and help customers truly experience the client’s brand through sculpture, graphics,

and space. “Our job is to set the stage for the client’s message by creating rich

environments that communicate on the human level,” says principal Jan Lorenc.

“Our mission is to use design tell the client’s story beautifully.”

Strategic alliances with firms in the U.S., Dubai, and Korea allow the firm be

involved in a number of design areas simultaneously. These partnerships also

provide the firm with access to local talent on international projects, allowing

for tight quality control, efficient fabrication, and important cultural connections.

Lorenc+Yoo Design has introduced its innovative design vision and expertise to

China in 2011 by completing projects for VANKE SKY PRAISE in Longgang, Shenzhen,

and VANKE DREAM TOWN - FISH IN THE GARDEN in Qingyuan, Guangdong.

The firm’s years of experience working internationally are a realized ambition of its

principals. Jan Lorenc and partner Chung Youl Yoo are both immigrants to the United

States. Lorenc came to the U.S. from Poland, and Yoo immigrated from South Korea,

living for a time in Latin America. Their respective immigrant experiences inform

their sensitivity to cultural context and history, and entice them to seek new and

different environmental graphic design challenges throughout the world.

“Environmental graphic design is versatile and varied,” says Lorenc, “but good

design is consistent in its ability to blend form and function seamlessly and

elegantly. This is the secret formula of what we’ve done for over 30 years in the

United States and abroad, and we look forward to new opportunities to tell people

about our clients through valuable design.”

DESIGN SERVICESLorenc+Yoo Design provides a wide range of design services, from wayfinding

signage programs, to permanent corporate museum exhibitions. The firm’s

versatility is possible because of its diverse employee and consultant talent that

includes architects, graphic designers, landscape architects, industrial designers,

and branding and marketing specialists. The firm employs this range of expertise

whenever appropriate to contribute to a successful design for its clients.

The firm offers superior wayfinding and signage services, produced through

intense study of pedestrian and vehicle traffic patterns, understanding of the

relevant space, and attention to creating beautiful designs. Wayfinding programs

for hotel convention centers like Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center bring

direction to guests within the 400,000 square foot meeting space. The signage

program for Florida Hospital’s Health Village in Orlando guides individuals where

they need to be at particularly vital moments. And in many cases, the firm creates

wayfinding systems that are modular in nature, allowing for easy replacement,

repair, and movement.

Exhibition design is the heart of LYD’s business. It allows the firm’s many disciplines

to merge into a unified environment that tells a client’s story to customers, partners,

and employees. Whether a temporary tradeshow exhibit meant to stand for a week,

or a permanent museum exhibit, the firm transforms a space into a platform to

communicate brand, history, and value. The firm’s exhibits have launched brands

like Sony-Ericsson, and provided rest and comfort for customers of UPS at the 2008

Olympic Games in Beijing. The firm’s design for the Mayo Clinic’s headquarters

museum tells the story of a medical institution so well that its elements have been

replicated at Mayo’s other locations in the United States. LYD’s designs for Mayo

communicate its high-quality services, organizes its history, and fits perfectly with

its architecture and marketing.

Sculpture is an important art form that can not only be pleasing to the eye, but also

communicate an important message. LYD uses sculpture to display information

in bold, eye-catching ways. The design for Samsung’s “Rising Hand,” for example,

advertises the technology firm’s mobile phone business to international business

travelers in Frankfurt, Kiev, and Toronto. It is modern, sleek, and upgradeable when

new products come to market. LYD’s lobby directory piece for Hines at Perimeter

Summit 3003 in Atlanta is a 24-foot-tall piece of art made of stacked glass, lit from

the inside to produce a high-tech feeling.

Although every project is different, Lorenc+Yoo Design approaches each

one scientifically, beginning with a discovery process that unveils the

client’s mission and project priorities. The process for designing signage

systems will be different than designing an exhibit, however, the goal is

always to create the most beautiful, functional designs for our clients.

Following the initial discovery phase, the team begins an analysis,

measuring the traffic flows, entry and exit points, and space restrictions.

Then the programming begins, planning design element locations, sizes,

and hierarchy. The concept design is next, providing a vision of the end

product to the client. Once the client approves the direction of the design,

the firm begins design development. The design intent process is next,

documenting all the details of the product. Next is the bid/award process,

followed by an administration process in which the firm ensures the

highest standards of detail and finish for the final product.

DESIGN PROCESS

The purpose of a signage program is to communicate a clear, consistent message that directs users through a space. The simpler the messaging, the more enjoyable the experience. Signage should fade into the background of the overall architecture, bolster the brand and identity of the project, and work so the user expends limited effort.

In an existing space, our first step is to inventory what pieces are already in

place, and measure that against how we want to direct traffic through the space. We take into account all major and minor destinations, amenities, entry points, and public safety routes to develop a clear plan.

The information we gather during this process helps to graphically generate the analysis that serves as a guide to move forward with the programming process.

WAYFINDING ANALYSIS

EMBASSY HALL

GRAND HALL

HANOVER HALL

CHICAGO

CENTENNIAL BALLROOM

REGENCY BALLROOM

THE LEARNINGCENTER

INTERNATIONALBALLROOM

INTERNATIONALTOWER

POOL

MAINENTRANCE

CONCIERGE &BELL STAND

REGISTRATION ACCESS TOMARRIOTT MARQUIS

ACCESS TO WOODRUFF SUITE& HOSPITALITY SUITES

ACCESS TOPEACHTREE CENTER

ACCESS TO LOBBYVIA ATRIUM ELEVATORS

ACCESS TO LOBBYVIA ATRIUM ELEVATORS

ACCESS TOFITNESS CLUB

& RADIUS TOWER

RESTAURANTS

BAR

ATLANTACONFERENCE CENTER

MOTOR COURT

HOSPITALITYSUITES A-D

WOODRUFFSUITE

EXHIBIT LEVEL

CONFERENCE LEVEL

BALLROOM LEVEL

LOBBY LEVEL

EXISTING WAYFINDING ANALYSIS HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA

11JULY 11, 2008

08.245

©2008

LORENC+YOO DESIGN

in collaboration with

THOMPSON, VENTULETT, STAINBACK & ASSOCIATES, INC.

CODE ANALYSIS EXTERIOR SIGNAGE


4JULY 11, 2008

08.245

©2008LORENC+YOO DESIGN



DESTINATIONS LOBBY, BALLROOM AND SECOND LEVELS

LOBBY LEVEL

BALLROOM LEVEL

SECOND LEVEL

Primary destinations

should be listed on

most directional signs,

perhaps even on other

levels.

Secondary destinations

should be listed only

on directional signs on

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Tertiary destinations

may not be listed at all

on directional signs,

but will be shown

on directory maps

along with all other

destinations.

Destinations such

as restrooms, ATM

and phones are not

shown here, and may

or may not be listed

on directional signs.

They will be shown on

directory maps.

PRIMARY

DESTINATION

SECONDARY

DESTINATION

TERTIARY

DESTINATION


10JULY 11, 200808.245©2008LORENC+YOO DESIGN



EXISTING SIGNAGE EXTERIOR

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difficult to read, to the point of being

unusable for vehicular passersby.

Sign is visible only from a secondary

vehicular approach route, and

sculpture is dated and awkward.

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scale for its context, is located too far

away from Peachtree Street to serve

as a visible building identity.

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Once we establish the needs in the space, we begin the programming process, defining the constraints of the program. This entails creating a hierarchy of sign types that can include identity, informational, and wayfinding signage.

During this stage, we evaluate a series of factors to generate the specific designs, including visibility, height

constraints, available space, electrical needs, and natural and artificial lighting. This initial analysis helps to determine what locations offer the most value for the overall program.

The plan we create in this stage will be the location plan delivered to contractors for preliminary pricing and, later, final implementation.

PROGRAMMING

15 Atrium Elevators/Telephones ID

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23 Hanover Hall ID

24 Chicago ID

25 Conference Level ID

32 Room ID with Integral Monitor

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43 Overhead Directional

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PATH TO CHIGAGO ROOMS

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SITE APPROACH & IDENTITY OPPORTUNITIES

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After determining the constraints and needs, our design team moves into the conceptual design phase. We begin with thorough research on the existing architectural elements of the project, new characteristics of any renovated portion, and new, innovative techniques.

Through illustration, we explore form, proportion and style to later use in the

design. This can be achieved through rough sketches, perspective drawings or basic massing studies. This helps to communicate the look and feel of the separate components and the entire environment. Balance between the designs and surrounding elements is key to creating a user-friendly identity and wayfinding system.

CONCEPT DESIGN

Sept 13, 200200.145GAYLORD OPRYLAND

T E X A S109 Vickery StreetRoswell, Ga 30075

www.LorencYooDesign.comTel: 770.645.2828 DESIGN SKETCHES

S I G N P R O G R A M A3

Once the client chooses the conceptual design direction, we begin developing the actual signage system. During this stage, we transfer original concepts into dimensioned drawings that illustrate how the designs will fit into the space.

We explore overall size, scale, color and material selection for a better understanding of the final product. Scaled 3-D renderings, color studies

and architectural elevations and sections help drive the designs.

The physical appearance of all signage elements is thoroughly explored. We communicate to the client lighting techniques, specialized finishes and textures and dimension within the environment.

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When all components of the project have been approved, we begin creating the intense detail in the design intent drawings. This includes all drawings required for pricing and implementation of the signage.

Although most of the basic messaging begins during the planning stages, the Design Intent phase will flush out everything that appears on the final sign system. This includes the message schedule, the final location plans and

the design drawings. The message schedule lists specific sign number, the sign type, a quantity listing for all sign types, all decided messages for each sign, and important notations for the fabricator. Each listing correlates with a sign marker on the location plans.

DESIGN INTENT

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Northern Quest - Site & Interior Signage Schedule07.200 June 2, 2009

150 Casino / Hotel ID Monument

152 Hotel Entry ID

453 Service Entry Identity

254a Primary Vehicular Directional

1354c Tertiary Vehicular Directional

655 NQ Logo Vinyl Decal on Doors (See Entry for

156 Large Overhead Directional

457 Blade Overhead Directional

258a Wall Mounted Directional (Large)

658b Wall Mounted Directional (Small)

158c Wall Mounted Directional (Large Exterior)

258d Wall Mounted Directional with Suite Names

259 Lobby Desk Identity

460 Misc. Identity

24461 Guest Room Plaque

861b Guest Room Suite Plaque

662a Meeting Room Plaque

162b Ballroom Identity

863a Large Room Plaque/ Amenity ID

12164a Room ID Plaque

4564b Room ID Plaque w/ Insert

3765 “Team Members Only” Plaque

25266a Fire Evac. Map

2666b In Case of Fire Emergency...Directory

1466c BOH In Case of Fire Emergency...Directory

3067a Stair ID (Hallway Side)

467b Stair ID (Exterior Entry)

2968 Stair ID (Stairwell Side)

269 Blade Identity Sign

370 Restroom Plaque

871 BOH Restroom Plaque

872 Elevator Identity

1173 Maximum Occupancy Sign

177 Restaurant ID

178 Restaurant ID on Doors

180 General Store ID

184 Pool Identity

185 Spa Main Identity

185b Spa Identity Exterior

286 Hours Signage with changeable Insert

3087 Spa Room Identity - Large

888 Spa Room Identity - Small

989 Spa Team Members Only Sign

390a Pool & Whirlpool Rules Sign

390b Additional Spa Regulatory

190c Fitness Room Rules

193 Spa Restroom Identity

794 Spa Restroom Plaque

295 Spa Directional

696 Hotel Casino ID- Garage

497 Clearance Sign

598 “Hotel” Message - Add to Existing Casino

ST.1lyd message schedule system v2008.1

SIGN #, TYPE SIGN #, TYPEMESSAGE SIDE A MESSAGE SIDE ANOTES NOTES

Northern Quest - Site & Interior Signage Schedule07.200 June 2, 2009

MESSAGE SIDE B MESSAGE SIDE BCOLUMN 1 COLUMN 1COLUMN 1 COLUMN 1COLUMN 2 COLUMN 2COLUMN 2 COLUMN 2

0003 52 SeeDrawing52.1

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CLEARANCE 11 -0”

0018.1 97 LocatedonPedestrianWalkwaybetweenParkingGarageand Hotel

CLEARANCE 11 -6”!!!Verify Height!!!

0019 97 LocatedonPedestrianWalkwaybetweenCasinoand Hotel

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SIGN #, TYPE SIGN #, TYPEMESSAGE SIDE A MESSAGE SIDE ANOTES NOTES

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0025 87 Treatment Rooms(Braille)

0025.1 87 Women s Lounge(Braille)

0026 87 Co-ed Relaxation(Braille)

0026.1 87 Women s Lounge(Braille)

0027 87 Women s(Braille)

0027.1 95 PoolDuet Suite

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0029 87 Co-ed Relaxation(Braille)

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Yellow MP Solid Yellows - MP00053

Gold MP Gold Metallics - MP20505

Silver MP Cool Metallics - MP18099

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Atlantic Blue Akzo Sikkens Colormap Solid Page 472 G5

Navy Blue Akzo Sikkens Colormap Solid Page 472 H6

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White Gerber Premium Scotchlite Reflective HP Series #280-10

White Frosted Gerber Premium Specialty Vinyl – #210-314

Red Gerber Premium Scotchcal Cast Opaque Vinyl – #220-253

Silver Gerber Premium Scotchcal Metallic Vinyl – #225-120

Blue Gerber Premium Scotchcal Cast Opaque Vinyl – #225-47

Black Gerber Premium Scotchcal Cast Opaque Vinyl – #225-22

Black Gerber Premium Scotchlite Reflective HP Series #280-85

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M A T E R I A L S P E C I F I C A T I O N P R O D U C T L I N E S O U R C E

The design drawings specify all detail needed to understand how the components are to be constructed. This includes all final dimensioning, materials, finishes, lighting and other specifications pertinent for accurate pricing.

GRAPHIC STANDARDS & MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS ▲

DESIGN DRAWINGS

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Once all design decisions have been made and drawings have been approved, Lorenc+Yoo Design will contact qualified contractors to begin the bid process. We have a series of fabricators with whom we’ve created memorable projects, however, in many cases, we have worked with companies located near the project for client convenience.

We verify the schedule for final shop drawings, samples and installation. We do this with parties involved to assure timely project completion. Lorenc+Yoo Design will coordinate all communication with bidders for a consistent, competitive bid. We supply bid summaries to the client and architect for review and selection of the contractor.

BID & AWARD

Northern Quest HotelNorthern Quest HotelNorthern Quest HotelPreliminary Pricing 04/01/09Preliminary Pricing 04/01/09Based on pricing received during Casino Phase at Northern QuestBased on pricing received during Casino Phase at Northern Quest

SIGN TYPE SUMMARYSIGN TYPE SUMMARY COST LISTING COST LISTING

Sign Type Sign Description Qty. Unit Price Total Notes

50 Casino & Hotel ID Monument 1 $39,264.71 $39,264.71 stone base price separately $11,000

51 Hotel ID atop Building 1 $50,000.00 $50,000.00

52 Hotel Entry ID 1 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 Estimate

53 Primary Vehicular Directional 3 $1,041.08 $3,123.24

54 Tertiary Vehicular Directional 7 $798.46 $5,589.22

55 NQ Logo Decals on Entry Doors 12 $100.00 $1,200.00 Estimate

Sub Total - Hotel Site $100,677.17

56 Large Overhead Directional 1 $13,533.03 $13,533.03

57 Blade Overhead Directional 4 $8,725.73 $34,902.92

58a Wall Mounted Directional (Large) 2 $1,298.69 $2,597.38

58b Wall Mounted Directional 8 $500.00 $4,000.00 Estimate

58c Wall Mounted Directional (Large Exterior) 1 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 Estimate

59 Lobby Desk Identity 4 $450.00 $1,800.00 Estimate

60 Misc. Identity Letters 3 $1,000.00 $3,000.00 Estimate

61a Guest Room Plaque 240 $175.00 $42,000.00 Estimate

61b Guest Room Suite Plaque 12 $200.00 $2,400.00 Estimate

62 Meeting Room Plaque 4 $750.00 $3,000.00 Estimate

63 Large Room Plaque 9 $300.00 $2,700.00 Estimate

64a Room Identity Plaque 124 $120.00 $14,880.00 Estimate

64b Room Identity Plaque w/ Insert 38 $200.00 $7,600.00 Estimate

65 “Team Members Only” Sign 33 $112.50 $3,712.50

66b In Case of Fire.... Directory & Fire Evac Map 26 $749.56 $19,488.56

66c BOH In Case of Fire.... Directory & Fire Evac Map 16 $300.00 $4,800.00 Estimate

67a Stair ID (Hallway Side) 30 $240.00 $7,200.00

67b Stair ID (Exterior Entry) 4 $275.00 $1,100.00 Estimate

68 Stair ID (Stairwell Side) 29 $150.00 $4,350.00 Estimate

69 Restroom/ATM/Elevator Blade Sign 1 $1,500.00 $1,500.00 Estimate

70 Restroom Plaque 3 $414.75 $1,244.25

71 BOH Restroom Plaque 6 $100.00 $600.00 Estimate

72 Elevator Identity 8 $240.00 $1,920.00 Estimate

77 Restaurant Identity 1 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 Estimate

78 Restaurant Identity on Doors 2 $100.00 $200.00 Estimate

80 General Store Identity 1 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 Estimate

85 Spa Main Identity 1 $5,000.00 $5,000.00 Estimate

85b Spa Exterior Entry Identity 1 $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Estimate

86 Spa Misc Identity 1 $400.00 $400.00 Estimate

87 Spa Room Identity (Large) 28 $400.00 $11,200.00 Estimate

88 Spa Room Identity (Small) 10 $200.00 $2,000.00 Estimate

89 Spa Staff Only Sign 10 $200.00 $2,000.00 Estimate

90a Pool Rules Sign 1 $800.00 $800.00 Estimate

90b Spa Rules Sign 2 $800.00 $1,600.00 Estimate

90c Fitness Room Rules Sign 1 $800.00 $800.00 Estimate

93 Spa Restroom Sign 1 $150.00 $150.00 Estimate

94 Spa Restroom Sign 7 $150.00 $1,050.00 Estimate

95 Spa Directional Sign 2 $300.00 $600.00 Estimate

96 Hotel Casino ID - Garage 6 $5,000.00 $30,000.00 Estimate

Sub Total - Hotel Interior $246,628.64

Installation - Hotel Site and Interior $50,000.00

SUB TOTAL - ALL $397,305.81

Contingency (10% of total) $39,730.58

TOTAL PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE $437,036.39

SCHEDULING & BID ADMINISTRATION▲

ID Task Name Duration Start Finish Prede

1 Hotel Design Workshops - To Be Confirmed 40.4 wks Thu 2/7/08 Fri 11/14/082 Workshop 1: Concept Pkg - Spokane 2 days Thu 2/7/08 Fri 2/8/08

3 Workshop 2: SD / DD GMP - Memphis 2 days Thu 4/10/08 Fri 4/11/08

4 Workshop 3: A/V, F & B, Signage - TBC 2 days Thu 5/15/08 Fri 5/16/08

5 Workshop 4: F & B, Signage - TBC 2 days Thu 6/12/08 Fri 6/13/08

6 Workshop 5: Spa SD - TBC 2 days Thu 7/17/08 Fri 7/18/08

7 Workshop 6: Spa DD - TBC 2 days Thu 8/14/08 Fri 8/15/08

8 Workshop 7: Final Mock- Up Room Approval - TBC 2 days Thu 9/11/08 Fri 9/12/08

9 Workshop 8: GR ID Pkg. Page Turn w/ JED - TBC 2 days Thu 10/16/08 Fri 10/17/08

10 Workshop 9: FOH & BOH Pkg Page Turn w/ JED - TBC 2 days Thu 11/13/08 Fri 11/14/08

11

12 Concept Design 7.4 wks Wed 12/19/07 Thu 2/7/0813 Concept Development 4.2 wks Wed 12/19/07 Wed 1/16/08

14 Owner Review #1 1 day Thu 1/17/08 Thu 1/17/08 13

15 Respond to Owner Comments 3 wks Fri 1/18/08 Thu 2/7/08 14

16 Owner Review #2 1 day Thu 2/7/08 Thu 2/7/08

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18 1st Cut Concept Cost Estimate - JE Dunn 3 days Wed 1/16/08 Fri 1/18/0819

20 Assemble Design Team 2 wks Mon 2/11/08 Fri 2/22/0821 Hotel Consultant Team RFP / Contract Negotiation 2 wks Mon 2/11/08 Fri 2/22/08

22

23 Hotel Design 36.6 wks Mon 3/3/08 Wed 11/12/0824

25 Elevator Matrix - Pricing Package 1.2 wks Mon 3/3/08 Mon 3/10/0826 Documentation 1 wk Mon 3/3/08 Fri 3/7/08

27 Issue Document for Pricing 1 day Mon 3/10/08 Mon 3/10/08 26

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29 Blended SD / 50% DD GMP Pricing Pkg 5.2 wks Mon 3/24/08 Mon 4/28/0830 Documentation 4 wks Mon 3/24/08 Fri 4/18/08

31 QARR 2 days Mon 4/21/08 Tue 4/22/08 30

32 Respond to QARR Comments 2 days Thu 4/24/08 Fri 4/25/08 31

33 Issue Drawings 0.5 days Mon 4/28/08 Mon 4/28/08 32

34

35 Owner Approval to start GMP Estimate 0.5 days Mon 4/28/08 Mon 4/28/08 33

36 Blended SD / 50% DD GMP Estimate - JE Dunn 4 wks Mon 4/28/08 Mon 5/26/08 33

37

38 100% Design Development 9 wks Tue 4/29/08 Mon 6/30/0839 Documentation 6.8 wks Tue 4/29/08 Fri 6/13/08 35

40 75% Internal Progress Print 1 day Tue 5/13/08 Tue 5/13/08

41 QARR 0.5 wks Mon 6/23/08 Wed 6/25/08 39

42 Respond to QARR Comments 0.5 wks Wed 6/25/08 Fri 6/27/08 41

43 Issue Drawings 1 day Mon 6/30/08 Mon 6/30/08 42

44

45 Owner Approval 2 wks Tue 7/1/08 Mon 7/14/08 43

46 Updated 100% DD GMP Estimate - JE Dunn 4 wks Tue 7/1/08 Mon 7/28/08 4347 Plan Review - Local AHJ 2 wks Tue 7/1/08 Mon 7/14/08 43

48

49 Typical Guest Room Mock-up Packages 23.8 wks Thu 4/10/08 Tue 9/23/0850

51 Mock Up Floor Plan - Room Size and Scale 1.4 wks Mon 4/28/08 Tue 5/6/0852 Documentation 1 wk Mon 4/28/08 Fri 5/2/08

Note : All deliverable dates aresubject to Owner approvals requiredto allow the design team to proceedwith subsequent design phases

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Northern Quest Casino Expansion and HotelHotel Schedule of Deliverables

Airway Heights, Washington

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Project:A06.0019.03 Northern Quest CDate: Tue 6/24/08

BID COMPARISON▲

Administration over the chosen fabrication contractor is crucial to completing a final quality product. Quality assurance begins with a review of all required contractor material and finish samples, and a thorough review of all construction drawings.

Lorenc+Yoo Design prides itself in requiring the highest standards of detail and finish. We are involved in all aspects

of coordination, from fabrication to installation. Once this is complete, we do a detailed onsite inspection and punch list for client review.

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LORENC YOO DESIGN transmittal

Sandy Jones 10.07.09

104 South Front St.

Memphis, TN 38103

P: 901.525.2557

Northern Quest Hotel

07.200

FedEx

1Stewart Sonderman

4 Polished Orange Acrylic 10-07-09

Revised Acrylic samples in poloshed finish for HBG record and to be forwarded to JE Dunn

S. Sonderman

FABRICATION & INSTALL COORDINATION▲

FINISH & SAMPLE REVIEW ▲

HOSPITALITY SIGNAGE

Kissimmee, FloridaClient: Gaylord HotelsCompleted: 2002

GAYLORD PALMS

Dallas, TexasClient: Gaylord HotelsCompleted: 2004

GAYLORD TEXAN

Atlanta, GeorgiaClient: TVS ArchitectsCompleted: 2011

HYATT REGENCY ATLANTA

Atlanta, GeorgiaClient: Hines InterestsCompleted: 2009

TAP/1180 PEACHTREE

Incheon, Songdo City, Seoul, South KoreaClient: Gale InternationalCompleted: 2010

JACK NICKLAUS GOLF CLUB KOREA

Orlando, FloridaClient: Bonnett Creek Resort Community Development District Completed: 2004

BONNET CREEK

Guangzhou, ChinaClient: VankeCompleted: 2011

FISH IN THE GARDEN

Detroit, Michigan Client: Greektown CasinoCompleted: 2009

GREEKTOWN CASINO & RESORT

NORTHERN QUEST RESORT & CASINOSpokane, WashingtonClient: Northern Quest CasinoCompleted: 2010

Milwaukee, WisconsinClient: The Potawatomi CasinoCompleted: 2009

POTAWATOMI BINGO CASINO

Atmore, AlabamaClient: WindCreek Casino & HotelCompleted: 2009

WINDCREEK CASINO & HOTEL

CORPORATE & CAMPUS SIGNAGE

Atlanta, GeorgiaClient: Cousins Properties IncorporatedCompleted: 2009

191 PEACHTREE TOWER


PERIMETER SUMMIT


1180 PEACHTREE


OVERTON PARK

Raleigh, North CarolinaClient: North Carolina State UniversityCompleted: 2008

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY

Dubai, United Arab EmiratesClient: Dubai International Financial CenterCompleted: 2006

DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTER


ATLANTA FINANCIAL CENTER

RETAIL SIGNAGE

Garland, TexasClient: Simon Property Group, Inc.Completed: 2006

FIREWHEEL TOWN CENTER

MILLENIAOrlando, FloridaClient: Schrimsher PropertiesCompleted: 2005

Columbus, OhioClient: Glimcher PropertiesCompleted: 2002

POLARIS FASHION PLACE

Burlington, VermontClient: General Growth PropertiesCompleted: 2006

BURLINGTON TOWN CENTER

EXHIBIT DESIGN

ICSC Convention, Las Vegas, NevadaClient: Brookfield Asset Management Inc.Completed: 2011

BROOKFIELD

Chicago. IllinoisClient: Haworth, IncCompleted: 2002

For an introduction icon for Haworth Furniture Company at Neocon 2002 Showroom in Chicago we designed a portal with a column acknowledging their numerous patents. The sculptural globe video presentation signifies their leading competitive market position.

HAWORTH SHOWROOM CHICAGO

expressing the client’s passionLYD’s key to effective environmental graphic design lies not only in the balance between utility and eye-pleasing aesthetics. The design must also observe contextual and historical relevance, as well as honor the client’s objective. “Our passion is to express the client’s passion,” Lorenc says.

Rochester, MinnesotaClient: Mayo ClinicCompleted: 2004

Mayo Clinic Heritage Hall is a 4,000 sf visitor center that acknowledges the contribution of major benefactors in the success of Mayo Clinic. It contains stories about the spirit of the Clinic: Family of Benefactors, Board of Trustees, Theatre, its Founders, 24 Hours at Mayo Clinic,

Mayo Household Names, Creating the Future of Medicine, Benefactor Recognition, and changeable initial exhibition on Mayo and the Mississippi.

MAYO CLINIC HERITAGE HALL

designing spaces for peopleLYD considers the individual’s approach into its environments and the aesthetic design at the same time. As designers, we have to keep in mind how the traffic is going to work, and the spaces that the client requires in order to convey its story and message. Art and function have to balance in spaces because they have to serve specific functions, especially when it’s a public space for people.

CTIA Conference, Orlando, Dallas & Los Angeles Client: Sony Ericsson Mobile CommunicationsCompleted: 2002

The joining of forces of Sony and Ericsson, two giants in consumer electronics and cellular telecommunications, required a branding experience that allowed the convention visitors to see their presence in the show through this dramatic exhibit structure and its interior as the product narrative.

SONY ERICSSON

building collaborative relationshipsLYD has been associated with PA-based Journey Communications, Inc. on all of its USA-based trade show projects. Implementing LYD’s designs, JCI facilitates exhibit construction, installation, and take-down for two to ten trade shows per year. This limited number of trade shows allow the firm’s efforts to be especially focused in achieving a powerful client narrative that tells the client’s brand story.

Beijing Olympics, Beijing, ChinaClient: United Parcel Service (UPS)Completed: 2008

UPS AT BEIJING OLYMPICS

Denver, ColoradoClient: Georgia-PacificCompleted: 1999

GEORGIA-PACIFIC

SCULPTURE

Frankfurt , Germany; Kiev, Ukraine; Toronto, CanadaClient: SamsungCompleted: 2008

SAMSUNG RISING HAND


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Birmingham, AlabamaClient: City of BirminghamCompleted: 1999

BIRMINGHAM FLIGHT SCULPTURE

Weston, FloridaClient: Meridian Business Campus IncCompleted: 1988

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