The “Lennar mini house” will be used for their sponsorship with the Arizona Cardinals.  This mini, mobile marketing tool has windows that open, providing an interactive football toss for fans and promotions.

The mini house was constructed from wood and metal.   Once the structure was complete, it was painted and vinyl graphics were applied.  It is 7-foot wide by 10-foot long by 8-foot tall and is mounted to a custom trailer.  The mobility of the house enables Lennar to move back and forth to various events throughout Arizona.  The fold-down side panels allow Lennar to display their marketing information.  A trailer was custom modified to accommodate easy transportation for various promotional events.

DD&F also designed the Lennar mini house to resemble a real house, complete with a white picket fence and a front door.  There are also four removable flag poles that are customized with both Lennar and Cardinals logos.

Go Lennar and the Arizona Cardinals!

TAKE IT TO THE HOUSE.

DD&F recently designed and fabricated aspects of a retail-branded environment for DEFY™ Performance Apparel.

DEFY™ Performance Apparel is the first technical athletic gear line designed specifically with the physiology of the human body in mind; embodying  structure, comfort, superior design, movement, moisture management, and thermal dynamics.

DD&F custom-designed the entry signage, forming an aluminum panel with dimensional letters.

Inside the retail-environment are interior branded elements that are approximately 3 foot by 8 foot, showing beaded lifestyle images.   DD&F also custom-branded the feet details, and all of the interior imaging was created with variable function to allow movement around the retail space.

Computer Rendering of Concept

Final Produced Product = Custom Point of Purchase Display

Video of Final Assembly

Interactive Kiosk for Solarville

Industrial Track Ball and Built in Monitor Enclosure

INTERACTIVE COMPUTER KIOSK
Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F) just completed an interactive computer kiosk for the Arizona Science Center. The kiosk has an industrial track ball and a built-in monitor enclosure with speakers.  This custom kiosk is one of many displays Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F) created for the Solarville exhibit on display now at the Arizona Science Center in the APS Solar Gallery.  Come check it out!

Interior of Branded Video Conferencing Kiosk

Exterior of Branded Video Conferencing Kiosk

BRANDED VIDEO CONFERENCE KIOSK
Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F) has created branded face 2 face video conference kiosks by transforming this old damaged mall photo booth. The exterior of the photos booths were given a cosmetic face lift by re-imaging with custom designed graphics. In addition, the interior was completely redesigned by adding custom aluminum pieces that housed a new flat panel, speakers and state of the art communication equipment.

Back in December, Barrow’s Neurological Institute celebrated the grand opening of The Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center (MAPC). Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F) was responsible for the interior imaging and donor signage for the 9,100 square foot project at Barrow’s. The new space will allow MAPC to expand their services to patients providing them with the quality care they need.  DD&F’s work was featured in the spring issue of Process Magazine. Page 39

PHOENIX (May 21, 2010) – Children and adults alike will soon have the opportunity to experience the brand-new, interactive learning environment, Solarville in the APS Solar Gallery, which will debut at the Arizona Science Center on Sunday, May 23. Solarville is an interactive learning environment demonstrating sun, wind, and algae as alternative energy sources. Sponsored by APS, the original concepts for Solarville were designed by local creative firm, Campbell Fisher Design (CFD) and the project was fabricated by Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F.)

CFD’s creative direction was centered on taking a trip through a town called Solarville, an eco-friendly environment located in the APS Solar Gallery on Level 4. Guests stroll down Main Street, pass a transit station, industrial park, retail store, school, recreational area and a home while learning how solar and other renewable energy sources can be utilized in their daily lives.

“We were awarded the opportunity to transform a dark and non-traditional educational space into a bright and energetic learning experience that is not only fun and engaging, but teaches kids and adults about renewable energy and conservation,” said Greg Fisher, owner of Campbell Fisher Design.

DD&F worked closely with CFD, further enhancing the creativity of the project and bringing the exhibit to life. The colorful hallway is approximately 1800 square foot, 10 feet wide x 180 feet long and consists of 22 interactive kiosks and exhibits. Although DD&F remodeled or updated some of the exhibits, others were completely brand new concepts.

The exhibits and interactive elements that DD&F fabricated range from scientific labs that study the sun, interactive learning kiosks, as well as ways to show how we can harness and distribute sustainable green energy – from algae, to alternative fuels, to poop! Other exhibits allow participants to create power, such as the “Pedal Power” exhibit where bikes were designed to show human power and the efficiency difference of LED vs. CFL vs. incandescent lighting.

In addition to the interactive elements, DD&F also fabricated and installed the gallery signage, imaging and ceiling treatments in-house. Vertical wall extensions were accomplished by using full-color digitally printed banners. The additional 10 feet of printed graphic extended the overall height to 20 feet. Design elements such as stretch canvas triangles were used as a ceiling treatment to bring the space together.

“We were honored to team up with CFD to fabricate this exhibit for APS and Arizona Science Center,” said Shad Bruce, owner of DD&F. “We have enjoyed working with the Arizona Science Center on a variety of different exhibits and projects the past few years and Solarville was a very stimulating and challenging adventure. DD&F was able to take part in a very large science project, and we are all very pleased with the outcome of Solarville.”

ABOUT DD&F
DD&F specialties include innovative signage, interactive exhibits, kiosks, trade show booths, and all aspects of 3D components for interior or exterior environments, such as retail centers, sales offices and sports facilities. Some of their clients include the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix International Raceway, Arizona Cardinals, Pulte Homes, Westcor, and Children’s Museum of Phoenix. For more information, please visit their website at www.ddandf.com.

ABOUT CFD
Since 1982 Campbell Fisher Design has been a nationally-recognized graphic design firm that provides superior vision, exceptional creativity and award-winning design to clients ranging from Fortune 500 companies to major sports franchises to trend-setting e-commerce firms.

CFD’s outstanding reputation in local and national brand development, brand launching and new media is the result of a conscious decision to produce the best—rather than the most—work in their field. This unwavering commitment to exceed client expectations through strategic planning has earned CFD the distinction of having developed, launched and promoted some of the country’s most recognized brands.

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KWPR Group
574-370-8163
morgan@kwprgroup.com

Since 2007, Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F), has been the official sign and graphic partner of the Arizona Diamondbacks. DD&F was recently challenged to come up with a re-design to the traditional Plinko style game. KaChingKo was created, and is now the Arizona Diamondbacks newest in-game promotion.

DD&F started with design renderings, to refine the size and mechanical workings of the game. The D-Backs arrived at naming the project KaChingKo, and the project was released for production. Materials used for the game were steel, aluminum, lexan backer with a clear front cover and large format prints.

The portable game is on wheels, and is unique because of its size and electronic rotating center which is operated by an electric motor with a reduction gearbox and chain drive to rotate the 8-foot circle. The KaChingKo game uses six-inch-wide plastic pucks, which are dropped down into approximately 93 pins that redirect the puck in addition to the center rotating. The project took the DD&F team three weeks to design and create.

During an inning break of each D-backs home game, a KaChingKo contestant will be featured on the dbTV scoreboard while dropping a game piece down the prize board for a chance to win great prizes.

For more information on KaChingKo visit – http://arizona.diamondbacks.mlb.com/ari/fan_forum/kachingko.jsp

TIMELAPSE VIDEO OF CREATION

KACHINGKO FEATURED AT BALLPARK ON JUMBOTRON

UPTOWN is a new branded environment that was created to further enhance the D-Backs fan experience. The Diamondbacks named UPTOWN as the new fan zone, located behind the All-Star in right field where fans can cheer for Justin Upton and the D-backs.

The project started as a logo idea and evolved through brainstorming sessions. Renderings were produced by DD&F and upon design approval the project was submitted for engineering. Once approval was complete, the in-house fabrication and production began and the branded environment was built in one and a half weeks and installed by the DD&F team just days before opening day.

UPTOWN consists of two large overhead signs; one on the concourse, and one over the right field seats. Each sign measures at approximately six feet high and 35 feet wide, and weighs almost 860 lbs.

DD&F also designed the D-Backs 10-foot custom column surrounds to cover the existing square and rectangular concrete support columns. DD&F used steel to fabricate the external framework and then used a full color digital print with a protective laminate mounted to a lexan panel to create the graphics. These were mounted to the inside of the painted steel frame. DD&F also added branded imaging on railing, steps and throughout this concourse area, making this area really pop with color.

Other projects that DD&F have designed and fabricated at Chase Field include The Sandlot, the 35-foot high Miller beer bottle, the Diamond Club, full wall murals throughout each concourse and the huge 2007 Diamondback image transformation.

Spend your Friday and Saturday nights in UPTOWN! Visit here for tickets!

Detail Design and Fabrication Completes Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center
Barrow’s Neurological Institute celebrated the grand opening of MAPC on December 3

PHOENIX (December 08, 2009) – Detail Design and Fabrication (DD&F) located in Phoenix, just recently completed interior imaging and donor signage for the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center (MAPC) project at Barrow Neurological Institute.  DD&F teamed with architects, Trinity Healthgroup, to transform the brand-new 9,100 square foot space in the Muhammad and Lonnie Ali Pavilion at the Barrow Neurological Institute.   This brand-new space will allow MAPC to expand their services to patients providing them with the quality care they need.

The growth and success of the Center over the past year is due in part to the Celebrity Fight Night Foundation.  DD&F’s created a special donor wall in honor of the Celebrity Fight Night Foundation, which is recognized as one of the nation’s elite charity events.

DD&F also created an incredible entry element for the center that showcases a timeline of Muhammad Ali’s career and life.  The 90-foot curved wall has nine photos and images that are placed in a timeline format though out the wall.  They were also in charge of the Lynn Diamond Balance Center wall area, the Grossman wall, and two custom 3-D torches that are 7 feet tall.

The interior imaging throughout the MAPC was created with glass panels with metal, vinyl letters, and lumicor panels. The amazing photos used for the interior imaging were taken by Howard Bingham, Dennis Skully and Richard Corman.

“It was such a privilege to be involved with such a professional team for the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center,” stated DD&F owner Shad Bruce.  We are very pleased with the final product.”

As a National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence, the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center (MAPC) at Barrow Neurological Institute provides diagnostic and treatment services, research, and education for those whose lives have been touched by Parkinson’s disease.  In addition to clinical services, the Center also conducts extensive research in new medical and surgical treatments for Parkinson’s disease and related disorders.

The grand opening for the New Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center took place on December 3, to celebrate the future of healthcare for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders.  For more information on the MAPC please visit www.maprc.com

About DD&F
DD&F specialties include innovative signage, interactive exhibits, kiosks, trade show booths, and all aspects of 3D components for interior or exterior environments, such as retail centers, sales offices and sports facilities.  Some of their clients include the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix International Raceway, Arizona Cardinals, Pulte Homes, Westcor, and Children’s Museum of Phoenix.  For more information, please visit their website at www.ddandf.com.

Media Contact:

Morgan Vanderwall

KWPR Group

(574)370-8163

morgan@kwprgroup.com

12 News Arizona, Former Champ Opens Parkinson\’s Center

DD&F’s Creativity Continues to Spark Fan Interest at the Track

DD&F began the sponsorship environment installation at the beginning of November, and after two weeks, it is now complete in time for fans to enjoy during the Checker O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 race weekend at PIR November 13-15.

From concept to creation, DD&F has handled all elements of this project; including some initial value engineering to stay within the client’s budget. DD&F began with design renderings, and from there produced CAD drawings for production, delivery and installation. Mild steel, aluminum and 3M digital graphics (printed in house) were just a few of the materials used for the project.

The track itself measures in at 1/16 of a mile, and is located on PIR’s Midway, just inside Gate 4. At 20 feet wide, the structure features a 10 foot flagman tower which is able to support two people. The design will include a 24 foot wide overhead entry, and the starter stand with catch fence and sponsorship signage. The layout includes a pit and garage area, as well as grandstand seating where each driver’s “fans” can gather and show support.

“We are so excited to be part of these unique fan experiences time after time out at PIR, and making environments come to life.” said Shad Bruce, owner of DD&F. “Our team really focused on making the mini replica track similar to PIR, while tying in colors and design elements to complement the look and feel of Richard Petty’s Driving Experience. The track just adds to the awesome atmosphere out at PIR, combining racing and fun for fans.”

The venue will allow first-hand entertainment for fans 16 and older at just $20 a session. The racing experience will provide fans with a unique opportunity to test their racing skills against five other competitors in 9hp high-performance karts, which have been provided by the Richard Petty Driving Experience. Drivers will receive detailed instructions prior to racing, and are required to put on fire suits, and helmets.

A grand opening for Richard Petty Raceway is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Friday, November 13. Petty – NASCAR’s all-time wins leader and Raceway namesake – is scheduled to appear, along with Reed Sorenson, the current driver of the No. 43 Richard Petty Motorsports Dodge.

DD&F has collaborated with PIR throughout the past five years to update fundamental graphics, signage, and created other unique environments around the track. This April, DD&F designed the Budweiser ROLL-BAR a themed sponsorship and entertainment environment located on the site of the former “Raceway Club.” DD&F has also designed the SPEED Cantina, a one-of-a-kind sports bar and grill located just outside Turn 2. About DD&F DD&F specialties include innovative signage, interactive exhibits, kiosks, trade show booths, and all aspects of 3D components for interior or exterior environments, such as retail centers, sales offices and sports facilities. Some of their clients include the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix International Raceway, Arizona Cardinals, Pulte Homes, Westcor, and Children’s Museum of Phoenix. For more information, please visit their website at www.ddandf.com.

Media Contact:

Morgan Vanderwall

KWPR Group

(574)370-8163

morgan@kwprgroup.com

October 2009- Cory and Tom from Fox 10 Arizona Morning paid a visit to our design and fabrication studio. It was a nice break for the staff whom have been working hard on a few upcoming deadlines for Richard Petty Raceway at Phoenix International Raceway and Muhammad Ali Parkinson’s Center.

Cory jumped right into our production in full uniform with hood, eye protection and welding jacket to try some welding and grinding. He did pretty good for his first time. Cory, you can borrow the Valero anytime you need. We never realized it was such a fashion statement. Thanks FOX 10!!  Video clips and photos below: