FAVERMANN 
DESIGN

1/5 ZIG ZAG LOVESEAT ZigZag Loveseat at HarborArts, East Boston, MA, Painted Steel, 48”x 60” Back to Portfolio

Back to HOME MASTERPLAN 2020 Esplanade Vision 2020 was a masterplan for restoration and renewal of the over 100 year old linear park along the Charles River. Mark Favermann was one of the major authors of the award-winning study. Staff from Favermann Design spent two and a half intensive years working on this plan with 33 other architects, designers, engineers and planners. Back to MP/SP

THE YORK SCULPTURES The York Sculptures were made by the English sculptor Sir Anthony Caro in the spring and summer of 1974 at York Steel Construction Ltd. in York, Ontario, just outside Toronto. Of the thirty-seven multi-ton pieces that Caro made at York, twenty-three were shown in this exhibition, which was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston at the Christian Science Center Plaza. Favermann Design was involved in logistics, shipping between Canada and the US, site planning and sculpture placement. A master plan scale model was built prior to the outdoor exhibition. Back to MP/SP Back to HOME

PUBLIC ART Freely accessible, Public Art humanizes the built environment and even emotionally enlivens public spaces. It is the visual crossroads between our history, present and future that connects disciplines and ideas. The art in public spaces reflects and reveals our society, enhances meaning in our civic realm and adds uniqueness to our community settings. Our communities gain cultural, social, and economic value through public art. Our firm specializes in functional public art that underscores quality streetscapes and community identity and builds creative placemaking. Kiosks Easthampton Bench Artwalk Clinton Steel Sign Coolidge Corner Cinema Zig Zag Benches Chelmsford Tree Guard Chelmsford Bench Artwings Phoneix Sundial Bull Artwing Fish Bench Creature Comfort Weatherwane Soccer Gateway S Bench Peabody Bike Rack Painted Utility Boxes Bike Racks 1/1 Home

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CITY OF EVERETT The City of Everett is going through a major revitalization. To underscore this, Favermann Design developed a best practices guidelines to storefront signs and façade improvements for city’s commercial districts. Working with the Community Development Director, the City Attorney and the Building Commissioner, our staff integrated the guidelines into the city of Everett’s Building Code. Back to MP/SP

1/3 ARTWALK BENCH ArtWalk Bench at Hull, MA, Painted Steel, 40” x 72” Back to Portfolio

1/1 THE TOWN OF PEABODY, MA Named for the father of modern philanthropy, George Peabody, the City of Peabody went from being a farm center to a major center of New England’s leather tannery industry. A design was created with the Branding and Wayfinding Committee that incorporates a metaphorical window and historic rosettes. A tagword—Live can refer to as a recommendation for residency as well as description of community vitality. Back to Portfolio

1/2 ROSETTE BICYCLE RACK Rosette Bicycle Rack at Peabody Square, Peabody, MA, Painted steel, 42” x 72” Back to Portfolio

1/8 THE TOWN OF HUDSON, MA Another Central Massachusetts mill town, the Town of Hudson has had a Renaissance in its downtown and appeal as a residential community. It has developed a very strong commitment to local businesses through its Community Improvement District. The branding developed reflects this. Back to Portfolio

1/8 THE TOWN OF IPSWICH, MA For the Northshore Town of Ipswich, the historic Choate Bridge was chosen a town symbol. This is underscored by the tagline Bridging History that was developed by the town’s wayfinding and branding oversight committee. With an extensive historic background, the largest employers and highest taxpayers in Ipswich are high tech, new science companies. Back to Portfolio

1/10 THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD, MA Working with an extensive community committee and Wakefield’s Main Street Program, a branding and wayfinding system was created as well as informational kiosks were developed and installed. Additionally, a Style Guide was created for all official communications. Back to Portfolio