Published: Tuesday, July 22, 2008
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Jonathan Barnes (1960), Laurie Gunzelman (1965), Nathan Wendling (1980) Jeremy Little (1980) And Krista Hunter (1981)
Good design does not happen by chance or by accident. It is not artsy or trendy, but reflects a thinking process, a purpose, and a solution. The value of design lies in the ability of a space, a building, or a functional object to have an effect on people - to shape behavior, to inspire, to challenge, to inform, to engage and to stimulate. We use design to empower our clients. Our solutions are based on their needs and desires, and we thrive on exceeding their expectations. Our thinking process engages innovation and design expertise to create value for our clients.
At JBAD we believe that innovation is the key to finding optimal solutions for any project. We don't just think out of the box - we take the box apart and make a chair out of it. We don't just improvise, we innovate.
We know how to leverage design to our clients' benefit. Good design has an inherent advantage and added value that has a real effect on people. Good design feels good. Good design sells.
With our help, our clients can communicate their identity and their ideas with a depth and efficiency that takes full advantage of every dollar they spend on design. We believe in creating buildings and spaces that have a competitive edge and secure long lasting value for the owner.
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