DD&F Makes Space to Accommodate Growth and Scope of Projects for Valley Landmarks
PHOENIX (July 21, 2008) – Detail, Design and Fabrication ( DD&F ), a local creative studio, announced today that they are now moved into
their new workshop and office space located at 4635 South 33rd Street in Phoenix. The space is three times larger than the previous Tempe location and gives the team more space to handle big projects such as the on-going rebranding endeavors they’ve tackled at Phoenix International Raceway and Chase Field or the fully interactive, kid-friendly transportation themed exhibit they recently designed and installed at Children’s Museum of Phoenix.
The new design studio is more than 9,000 square feet total, with 3,000 square feet dedicated to design and office space. The remaining 6,000 square feet is “where the fun happens,” according to Shad Bruce, owner. Outfitted with an array of computer-aided design software, state-of-the-art wood, plastic and metal-working tools and large format printers, the studio is up to almost any fabrication task – large or small and highly-detailed. “I only wish we had been in this space when we were building the 36-foot steel Miller bottle we installed at Chase Field this spring,” laughs Bruce. “We’re thrilled to have a huge new space where we can let the creative juices flow without having to rent extra storage. Our team is excited and actively working on making our building a true showcase of our capabilities. We really pride ourselves on offering clients the best minds in the business. Now those minds can play to their hearts content.”
DD&F specializes in creating 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. The studio celebrates its tenth anniversary this year with the launch of its newly renovated website at www.ddandf.com.
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