Congratulations to the Texas Rangers: World Series Champions!

The excitement of Texas Ranger fans can be felt around the world, and no more so than in Arlington Texas.

The celebration begins at Texas Live!… a finely curated destination consisting of 12 dynamic bars, shops, eateries and entertainment delights, including the Arlington Backyard, a 5,000 person outdoor concert venue providing space for live music, festivals and cultural events. Each space is designed to connect people to place… uniting them with their dreams, passions, heroes as well as each other.

Working with The Cordish Companies and the Texas Rangers to create their vision of a unique and engaging sense of place, Selbert Perkins Design created a complete exterior and interior wayfinding and signage program, including six, 80 foot tall LED towers, paving the way from Texas Live! to the Texas Rangers in their new Globe Life Stadium.

Again… congratulations to the Texas Rangers for becoming World Series Champions! We are humbled to have played a part in bringing a world class experience to a world class team and their fans.

“Selbert Perkins Design is a fantastic team player - responsive, reliable, and loyal. They strive for the best and consistently deliver unique solution-based designs that work within budget. Their creativity and innovation have helped distinguish our mixed-use development, City Creek Center, as a landmark destination”

“Rebranding is a real process - it’s not going to happen overnight – and Selbert Perkins Design has been with us every step of the way. Although we work with a bi-coastal team, it feels like we are their only client and that they are right around the corner. They have completely immersed themselves in our culture. Here in Lancaster, we wanted to make a statement and create a more positive perception. We went through an extensive community outreach process - stakeholders were informed, aware, and interviewed – and because of that, they feel a sense of ownership that has really made the brand take hold. The team at Selbert Perkins (Cliff, Sheri, and Cory) listened and led us through that creative decision-making process with ease.”

“We have worked with Selbert Perkins design on several projects over the last decade, including an interior and exterior wayfinding master plan for our entire campus. They are flexible and adaptable, able to listen to our needs and respond with creative solutions. SPD’s project management, understanding of best practices, and knowledge of materials, and install methods has kept us on track and on budget. They have become a true partner we can trust with large and small projects of all kinds.”

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