.jpg){kind=logo}
• Contact
Information
• Portfolio
• Client Resources
•
Links & Resources
• Service Descriptions
• Testimonials
• News, Honors, & Awards
• Recent & Current Projects
• Design Studio
| May 2004 Pickard's proposed conceptual design for a new Montessori School in Columbus, Ohio selected as a finalist to the 2004 OCMA Design Competition. view project |
||
| June 2004 Pickard and Hong's proposed conceptual design for a new kiosk for the Boss Doggs Co., entitled Miesian Tea House, receives Best in Class in KSA End-of-Term Awards. view project |
||
| March 2005 Dispatch Saturation, Pickard's proposed conceptual design for a downtown revitalization project in Columbus, Ohio, selected as a finalist in the 2005 GUI Architectural Design Competition. view project |
||
| April 2005 Gravity, an industrial production chair design by Brian Pickard, entered into the Metropolis and OFS international design competition HOTSEAT. view project |
||
| May 2005 Pickard works with Blostein/Overly Architects on Slack Time, the firm's entry to the BBVA Bridge Park design competition. view project Brian Pickard presents the 2005 Portfolio Design: Lecture & Workshop at the Knowlton School of Architecture at OSU. |
||
| January 2006 PICKARD-DESIGN, LTD. co-founded by Brian Pickard and Crystal Peterson as a multidisciplinary design firm and collaborative studio based in Columbus, Ohio. |
||
| March 2006 Ruscello, a bent-wood production chair designed by Brian Pickard, entered into the Metropolis and OFS international design competition HOTSEAT2. view project |
||
| April 2006 Artwork by Brian Pickard on display at the Hopkins Gallery at OSU. Pickard and Peterson collaborate with Ryan Whitacre on "Retrofit", a concept design for DesignBoom's Shelter in a Cart competition. view project |
||
| May 2006 2006 Portfolio Design Lecture and Workshop presented by Brian Pickard at the Knowlton School of Architecture at OSU. |
||
July 2006 |
||
| September 2006 pickard-design, ltd. begins production work on a series of competition entries, including Hunting Ground & Future Site, Close to Shore, and Site 4: Nuwabian Headquarters, with artist and sculptor Todd Slaughter |