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Washingtonian Magazine has once again cited ATTIC as a must know resource for furniture shopping in the Washingotn DC area. And this time we're proud to say that ATTIC was recognized alongside national chain retalers such as Room & Board and Restoration Hardware. Washingtonian Magazine, "10 Beautiful Nightstands You’ll Actually Want to Keep Clutter Free. And […]
Five years ago we helped the Broader, Bolder Approach to Education (BBA), a project housed within the Economic Policy Institute, develop a new identity and website. We just finished their new website which was a primary fixture of a project re-focusing and relaunch. The relaunch was covered by the Washington Post, EdWeek and others.
The Huffington Post ran a story today that highlights the Carbon Footprint Calculator we designed and developed for the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. Learn more about the project in our case study. Huffington Post, "Getting Serious About Climate Change: Top 5 Ways to Reduce your Carbon Footprint", December 2, 2015
The touch-screen kiosk we designed and developed for the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Services was unveiled at a ceremony on Friday. Check out our project case study for more information.
The Carbon Footprint Calculator website / tool that we built for Make an Impact (the Center for Energy and Climate Solutions) won an Award of Distinction in the 2015 Communicator Awards in the category of website. Learn more about the project.
The DC Chapter of the Awesome Foundation selected our small businesses marketing website project, ATTIC DC, to receive its July 2015 grant. The grant will be used to support our server and other third party costs.
Washingtonian Magazine published a story about ATTIC DC, a marketing concept and small business website we created, with a blush-worthy headline of "This Brilliant New Website Finds the Best Vintage Furniture in DC for You". Washingtonian, "This Brilliant New Website Finds the Best Vintage Furniture in DC for You", July 15, 2015
ATTIC DC, a website we created to help local businesses and DC vintage furniture fans, was featured in the Washington Post's Local Living (print) and Home & Garden (online) sections. The story, "The search for vintage furniture, made easier" talked about the origins of the project as well as the launch party held at Miss […]
The Make an Impact Global Energy Pledge campaign, which featured the environmental pledge website we designed and developed, received a Stevie Business Award in June 2014.
The Hill, a publication covering all things politics and Washington, featured the Social Security Reformer, an online interactive visualization and data modeling tool that we designed and developed for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget. Read the story. "Indeed, with an online program called The Reformer: An Interactive Tool to Fix Social Security, anyone […]