Rachael Rosa Promoted to Design Director
Selbert Perkins Design promotes Rachael Rosa to Design Director, recognizing her creative leadership on some of the firm’s most complex projects.
Belmont’s New Library Was Built for Everyone
The new Belmont Public Library was built for everyone. Selbert Perkins Design created its bluebird identity and “A Wall for All,” a donor installation in translucent stone that gives each of more than 1,000 donors an equal place.
Logan Strauss Promoted to Design Director
Selbert Perkins Design announces the promotion of Logan Strauss to Design Director. With deep expertise in brand identity, environmental graphic design, and sign program development, Logan translates complex challenges into flexible, functional design systems across civic, mixed-use, transportation, healthcare, sports, and branding projects. Known for his strategic thinking and team mentorship, Logan’s leadership will continue to shape SPD’s work and client success.
Art Orozco Promoted to Project Director
Selbert Perkins Design is proud to announce Art Orozco’s promotion from Project Manager to Project Director. Learn more about Art’s continued leadership and contributions to our technical design and project delivery teams.
Transforming Historic Los Angeles Union Station into Digital
Union Station, Los Angeles, has been the epitome of Southern California glamour since its inception. What has become known as the “Last of the Great Train Stations” and dubbed “Los Angeles’ Living Room”, it has been uniting families, friends and the community—providing a major gateway to the City of Los Angeles for over eight decades.
Mike Suazo Promoted to Design Director
Celebrate Mike Suazo’s well-deserved promotion to Design Director at Selbert Perkins Design, leading environmental graphic & experiential design in Boston.
The Hidden Power of Landmarks
Landmarks serve a wide range of purposes, evolving from their original intent to modern roles in society, economy, and culture. As small as a street sign—as large as monument, these original Placemaking elements both serve the community as well as drive economic growth.