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In 2010, Adler Display completed work on a delightfully playful train-themed children’s reading area for the Westminster branch of the Carroll County Public Library. The display includes:
The train-themed reading area was part of a larger library renovation designed to engage young minds and educate children about the history of the Westminster area.
“We are very pleased with Adler’s vision for the project,” said the director of the Carroll County Public Library, Lynn Wheeler. “The elements in the design they created are sure to delight our visitors. Adler Display has responded to our needs and kept the project consistently on schedule.”
The train-themed children’s area renovation was made possible by a Maryland State Library Capital Programs grant and local funding approved by the Board of Commissioners for Carroll County.
Display Environments from Adler Display
Throughout our rich history, Adler Display has created hundreds of display environments, ranging from museum displays and hospital displays to airport displays, visitor center displays, and so much more! Our display environments design, fabrication, and installation will make your location come alive.
Whether you seek form, function, fun or all of the above, Adler Display’s innovative display environments provide the impact that will make a lasting impression.
If you would like to learn more about Library Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
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It may have happened way back in 2004, but we at Adler Display are still very excited about the work we did for the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association (BACVA) Visitor Center. Adler Display designed two high-tech ticker tape signs, state-of-the-art plasma and LCD monitors and interactive programs, as well as traditional displays and multimedia digital exhibits for BACVA.
“[Adler Display] worked hand-in-hand with the Baltimore Area Convention and Visitors Association on the display design and construction to ensure that together we are putting Baltimore’s best foot forward,” said Adler. “We are very excited about this project and proud of how it promotes our hometown.”
Visitor Center Displays from Adler Display
Visitor center displays incorporate everything that we do best, from innovative design to quality craftsmanship to superior graphics. Over the years, Adler Display has created a number of visitor center displays, including the DuPont Nature Center in Delaware, the Baltimore Visitor Center, The Maryland State Office of Tourism, The Wicomico County Visitor Center, The Dorchester County Visitor Center, and the Garrett County Visitor Center.
If you would like to learn more about Visitor Center Displays, or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
“I am impressed with the results of my ideas combined with the talented skills of the Excellent Design Artists at Adler Display. They have made a Dream come into being an exquisite Reality! Thank you one & All! …. with many Blessings……..” – Linda Noe Laine
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Adler Display was approached with the task of designing and installing aesthetically appealing signage for the Baltimore Visitor Center, located in Baltimore’s famed Inner Harbor. And, of course, Adler Display was up to the challenge. Adler’s work included:
The Baltimore Visitor center is one of the busiest visitor centers in the region, with thousands of visitors each year.
For more photos of Adler’s Baltimore Visitor Center project, visit http://www.adlerdisplay.com/baltimore-visitor-center/home.php
Visitor center displays from Adler Display incorporate all that we do best – innovative design, quality craftsmanship, and superior graphics – to create amazing visual and interactive displays.
Adler Display has created a number of visitor center displays including:
1. The DuPont Nature Center in Delaware
2. The Baltimore Visitor Center
3. The Maryland State Office of Tourism
4. The Wicomico County Visitor Center
5. The Dorchester County Visitor Center
6. The Garrett County Visitor Center.
If you have any questions about the project described above or if you would like to know what Adler Display can do for you, please contact us by calling 410-281-1200 or visit AdlerDisplay.com.
About Adler Display:
Adler Display is a nationally recognized innovative leader in visual communications through trade show displays, custom display environments, presentation graphics and signage. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland since 1939, Adler Display provides custom display environments and trade show displays nationally.
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Adler was approached by representatives of Ocean City, Maryland and charged with creating visually appealing displays that would capture the essence of OC, past and present, for its new Town Hall Renovation Project. The mission was simple; create signage that would be both easily readable and aesthetically pleasing. The challenge was the Town Hall’s narrow hallways and utilitarian lighting. But, as always, Adler Display was up to the challenge.
We created display boards that highlighted a spectacular bird’s-eye view of local landmarks, the town’s officials, its popular Sunfest and the history of Ocean City and its City Hall.
Working closely with the curator of the Ocean City museum, the Mayor, and various other Ocean City officials, Adler Display designed, created, and installed 14 visually stunning panels, throughout the Town Hall, at strategic locations. We took everything into consideration, from lighting and wall color to the materials used in the displays. These materials were chosen to call to mind the architecture of the building and its historical use as a school.
As a result, the finished Adler Display panels have been well received by the Mayor, Ocean City locals and tourists, a like.
Adler Display has created a number of visitor center displays including the DuPont Nature Center in Delaware, the Baltimore Visitor Center, The Maryland State Office of Tourism, The Wicomico County Visitor Center, The Dorchester County Visitor Center, and the Garrett County Visitor Center.
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