BBM Designs

Richard Lewis Media Group

Role: web development, graphic design

The Richard Lewis Media Group (RLMG) specializes in the planning, design and production of media exhibits and applications for museums and institutions in North America and around the world.

Smithsonian: National Museum of Natural History

Role: lead design

Smithsonian’s Human Origin project. Interface and graphic design project. The Human Origins Initiative Web Site for the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History is dedicated to bringing the user the excitement, latest findings, and profound implications of the scientific exploration of human origins. Worked with the Chedd-Angier-Lewis Production Company to oversee design and development of this site, as well as produce graphics, and interface design for many of the rich media elements including videos and interactive games.

Granite State Music Festival

Role: design, visual identity, programming and implementation

The Granite State Music Festival is a two day, non camping, non-profit festival held in Concord, New Hampshire June 23-24, 2012. All proceeds from the festival go to benefit the Concord Community Music School, the largest employer of musicians in Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.

Institute for Contemporary Art: Custom web application

Role: Web application design, database development, PHP, MySQL and Javascript programming, HTML and CSS.

The Mediatheque was created for the ICA’s grand re-opening, in its new building on the waterfront in Boston, MA. Working closely with Chedd-Angier- Lewis, the Mediatheque was designed to allow the visitors to the museum interact with the work on display in the museum by browsing through the database of work, view videos of the artists or experts, comment and tag the work, view other visitors’ comments, participate in polls and questionnaires, and more.

Harvard Business School

Role: CSS, HTML, Javascript.

For its centennial in 2008, the Harvard Business School launched a website celebrating its dynamic 100-year history. Chedd-Angier-Lewis produced a rich multimedia investigation into this history around four themed questions: “What makes a profession?”, “How do you educate to transform?”, “What knowledge is useful?”, and “How do we define success?”

Landaya Ensemble

Web development, visual identity, design. CSS / HTML / Javascript.

Landaya is a talented and dedicated group of New Hampshire-based musicians combining their skills to present a unique selection of traditional West African rhythms and songs. Skillfully performing instruments like the djembe, sangban, dununba, and kenkeni drums, as well as the tambin (an African flute, also known as the Fula flute), kamalen’goni (10-string African harp), the krin (log drum), and more, Landaya weaves together an evening of music that audience members talk about long after the show.