The Becker-Friedman Nobel Prize Exhibit was a conference room that the University of Chicago wanted to convert to an exhibit honoring two economists who studied there; Gary Becker and Milton Friedman.

As the lead designer on this project, my job was to design the overall space, design a comprehensive, flexible graphics system that fit within university brand standards, and finally create a series of conceptual 3D renders to show the client the proposed design.

After client approval, I created final print-ready files for many of the graphics present in the exhibit. I also created scale drawings showing the exact layout and positioning of each graphic throughout the space.

After project completion, I photographed the space and post-processed all the photos for use in marketing and promotional material.

This project was done in my capacity as a designer for The Maude Group.