Our Projects

Full messaging strategy and on-set production management for a TV campaign on CBS that put a local home care agency in front of every family in Southern Maine.

Before she was designing campaigns for healthcare organizations, Carly built a bus, drove it across the United States, and painted the national parks on canvas and on the side of the bus itself. NBC covered it. Now she brings that same creative vision to Partners in Design.

Design research that transformed a robotics tutoring company into a community institution — now serving 634 students per year, with 92% building their first robot in the first two sessions.

What started as a website project became a 12-month community design process for Boston's interfaith dinner community. We co-created their mission, vision, founding story, and brand — then built BreadBreakers.org so the whole thing runs without us.

Website and brand system for a Maine nonprofit serving veterans, military, and first responders — organizing a mountain of content into something that actually gets people through the door.

A student-designed Shabbat dinner program that started as a research project at UVM and became one of the largest events on campus. Six years later, it's still running — with its own farm plot, its own leadership pipeline, and 1,600 students co-hosting meals each year.

A patient safety invention born from research at Columbia University Medical Center — now standard of care, protecting young women for over a decade.

Award-winning documentary filmmaking, now part of how we tell your story. Laura's studio has screened on CBC Gem, Prime Video, and at Hot Docs. When a project needs a camera, a room, and someone who knows how to listen, she's who we call.

A six-year design research project that reimagined the hospital gown from the patient out. The result protects wheelchair users, preserves dignity, keeps IV lines connected, and won multiple innovation awards. Currently pursuing patents.

A community design project for a Burlington synagogue sitting on one of the city's largest undeveloped forest parcels. We delivered a three-zone vision called Project Bloom. They built the first piece — a yurt gathering space — within months.

An arthroscopic cannula that expands inside the joint to anchor itself in place — solving a problem surgeons had fought for years. Manufactured by Arthrex and used in operating rooms globally.

Three logos that show the range — from a research center at Massachusetts General Hospital to an anniversary campaign for the Asperger/Autism Network to a recording studio in Cincinnati. Each one built from dozens of directions down to a single mark that carries meaning in every curve.