Architalx Annual Lecture Series

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04.29.2025 – People

Yesterday our CCO, Laura Stein, was a speaker at the Architalx Lecture Series in Portland, Maine.

Laura spoke about the importance of place branding for building and bettering our cities and towns.

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Putting designers’ skills to good use to address the climate crisis

Two rows of various coloured posters highlighting the importance of being a whistle blower for the benefit of the earth
Two rows of various coloured posters highlighting the importance of being a whistle blower for the benefit of the earth A blue and yellow abstract background with Clean Creatives campaign printed on top ATMOS magazine spread with an image of fungi on the left and text on the left. A magazine spread about climate change with with an abstract red and green gradient that bleeds on to the right page of the article. Two rows of various coloured posters highlighting the importance of being a whistle blower for the benefit of the earth A blue and yellow abstract background with Clean Creatives campaign printed on top ATMOS magazine spread with an image of fungi on the left and text on the left. A magazine spread about climate change with with an abstract red and green gradient that bleeds on to the right page of the article. Two rows of various coloured posters highlighting the importance of being a whistle blower for the benefit of the earth A blue and yellow abstract background with Clean Creatives campaign printed on top ATMOS magazine spread with an image of fungi on the left and text on the left. A magazine spread about climate change with with an abstract red and green gradient that bleeds on to the right page of the article. Two rows of various coloured posters highlighting the importance of being a whistle blower for the benefit of the earth A blue and yellow abstract background with Clean Creatives campaign printed on top ATMOS magazine spread with an image of fungi on the left and text on the left. A magazine spread about climate change with with an abstract red and green gradient that bleeds on to the right page of the article.