In my humble opinion, Silverscape has one of the most uniquely designed offices the city of Boston. Our building is located amidst the hustle and bustle of the financial district, right above a local pub called Mr. Dooley’s.

The topic for this blog came up from a meeting I had last week with a prospective client. Very often when our firm is sought out to create a new website or provide brand strategy for a company, we have to raise the all-to-familiar and never comfortable question: what about your logo?

The Little Friends of Printmaking. I simply want to tell you how really, really, REALLY cool they are.

Part of my role at Silverscape has allowed me to interface as our “print buyer.” This aspect of my job has made me realize something I never thought I’d say, I love paper, and for that matter, I love printing! Not big corporate printers who only operate online, but smaller local shops. The ones you can visit on press and know how your job is going from start to finish. When I first started, there wasn’t a week that went by were I wasn’t calling up Lindenmeyer for paper samples, talking varnishes and bleeds with the designers and crossing my fingers as I sent files out to press. Recent economical troubles have caused people to either move away from print or, gasp, they have been forced to seek bargain-basement print pricing. This past month, I’ve seen a glimmer of hope for our print pipeline. Is it a sign of an improved economy or a realization that a beautifully done print piece can return a lasting impact on prospective or current clients?

This fall Silverscape designed and developed a brand and product introduction brochure for Integrated Trade Processing Corporation. A leader in forward-thinking products for the financial services industry, ITP has recently developed the revolutionary Managed Accounts Trading Service (MATS). Developed to automate the trade process among brokers, investment managers and sponsors, MATS provides a single platform for consolidated communication and processing.

Silverscape to design print collateral for Cambridge-based Genzyme Oncology

Silverscape completed a Program Booklet for New England Conservatory's Feast of Music, an annual scholarship fundraising event.

Silverscape completed a beautiful marketing brochure for Upstream Technologies.

Drummey, Rosane & Anderson Architects, Inc. (DRA), headquartered in Newton, MA, has announced plans for new brand-building projects to be implemented in Q1 as they celebrate their 80th year as a firm.

Silverscape has completed the Prudential Timber Investments Inc.killer