Pixelcarve Blog

Legendary Toronto real-estate magnate Brad J. Lamb has moved to a brand new building, featuring 3 interactive displays designed by Pixelcarve. Working with Johnson Chou, who designed the new space and conceptualized the project, the screens present new and resale properties in an innovative and revolutionary way. Users walking by his office on the street can use 1 of the 3 touchpad controllers to navigate through a comprehensive listing of properties, seeing high resolution images, location, description, price, agent, etc. It allows Brad Lamb’s office to showcase their properties in a far more interesting and comprehensive format than the usual clipboard.

Feel free to stop by his new office at 786 King St. W. Toronto to try it out.

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The winners of The 2009 Davey Awards have been announced by the International Academy of the Visual Arts (IAVA), and Pixelcarve is honoured to have received two awards. Avenue-Road.com took home a Gold statue in the Retail category, and SinyNY.com took home a Silver statue in the Fashion category.

“Pixelcarve is very honoured to be recognized by such a prestigious organization, and humbled to be included amongst the very best in the industry. Winning not only 1, but 2 awards, is a testament to the exceptional team we have here at Pixelcarve, and to our passion for innovation, relevance and beauty.” says Curtis Priest, CEO and President of Pixelcarve.

About The Davey’s

The Davey Awards is an international creative award focused exclusively on honoring outstanding creative work from the best small firms worldwide. The 2009 Davey Awards received over 4,000 entries from ad agencies, interactive agencies, production firms, in-house creative professionals, graphic designers, design firms, and public relations firms.

The largest and most prestigious awards competition exclusively for the “Davids” of creativity.

David defeated the giant Goliath with a big idea and a little rock – the sort of thing small firms do each year. The annual International Davey Awards honors the achievements of the “Creative Davids” who derive their strength from big ideas, rather than stratospheric budgets.