Case Study
The Portland Building is an icon of postmodern architecture. We helped refresh the interior with new wall graphics and a custom printed art installation.
For the elevator surrounds, aluminum composite material was custom cut and bent on site. Each panel needed to maintain consistent spacing and give each floor its own identity by pulling inspiration from every corner of Oregon.
RACC commissioned a special art installation for the Lizzie K. Weeks Event Room. Our team worked with artists Kayin Talton Davis and Cleo Davis to bring their vision to life through multiple materials and printing processes. Second-surface printing on acrylic and metallic gold polyester film focused attention on historic photographs of Lizzie K. Weeks and other early equal rights community leaders.
Bringing colorful graphics into the Portland Building ushers in a new era for the landmark, and we're excited our work will have a lasting impact on the dedicated public servants who work there. Click here to watch a docuseries on the reconstruction project from DLR Group.
Any project that involves commercial interior décor is one we’d like to be a part of! Whether you’ve got a detailed 3D design concept or just a napkin sketch, we’d love to help you bring your big ideas to life. Contact us to get started!
Built in 1982, the Portland Building was considered groundbreaking compared to the surrounding landscape of more traditional office building styles. Unfortunately, the landmark suffered from major structural issues resulting in a large-scale reconstruction project.
The reconstruction included adding environmental graphics that reflected the history and landscapes of the city and Oregon at large. Infinity Images was contracted through Howard S. Wright Construction to produce and install graphics throughout the building, staying true to the architectural vision of DLR Group and visuals created by Mayer/Reed.
After conducting site surveys and materials tests, we printed and installed wall graphics on all 15 floors – including elevator surrounds, stairwells, and restrooms using the 3M 8600 décor series texture laminates to elevate the appearance of the graphics and make the images true works of art.

Project Management
From the initial site survey through production and installation, our project managers successfully tracked all graphic elements, timelines, and materials, keeping the client updated every step of the way.
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Project
Management
Design
All Nike x NFL Super Bowl LIX retail display elements were designed in-house by our production and 3D environmental designers.
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Design
Engineering
Our engineers ensured that the dimensional and suspended components — pop-off roof graphics, self-standing aluminum mesh walls, a metal truss with an attached digital screen, and hanging LED lighting — were built and firmly secured to ensure shopper safety.
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Engineering
Fabrication
Preproduction ensured the design files were properly formatted for large-format printing and cutting.
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Fabrication
Finishing
We printed all interior neon graphics on our swissQprint Kudu and exterior graphics on our Durst Rho 1312.
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Finishing
Cutting
Our large-format cutters precisely cut turf, aluminum, vinyl, acrylic, plywood, and mirror to their final dimensions.
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Cutting
Installation
Given the large scope of this install, we tapped into one of our trusted 3M Certified installation partners to handle the exterior wall graphics while our in-house team transformed the store interior into a football fan’s paradise.
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Installation
Large Format Print
The Nike By You plywood tables and acrylic display cases were built in-house by our fabricators.
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Large Format
3D Display Design
We laminated the exterior graphics to ensure UV and moisture protection, and wrapped both the plywood tables and metal stanchions in neon-printed vinyl.
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3D Display
Design
Logistics & Shipping
Our fulfillment crew carefully packed and shipped all campaign components to New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Logistics &
Shipping
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