The largest piece of glass art ever created by our studio, a 12-foot tall, backlit monolith with imagery of a Torrey Pine tree.

Prebys Cardiovascular Institute

Regionally Iconic Torry Pine, Sense of Place
Scripps Health
La Jolla, CA

Inspired by the San Diego coastline

The Prebys Cardiovascular Institute at Scripps Memorial Hospital was the perfect environment for PDG to stretch the boundaries of donor recognition design. The spacious and soaring lobby features the largest single piece of glass art ever created by our studio – a 12-foot tall, backlit monolith with imagery of a Torrey Pine tree.


Project Type:
Healthcare
Fun Fact:
Features a 12-foot tall, backlit monolith with imagery of a Torrey Pine tree.
Elements:
Donor Wall
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Digital Display
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Plaque System
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Art Glass
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Services:
Master Planning
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Budget Development
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Conceptual Design
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Project Management
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Fabrication & Installation
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Donor recognition wall with mural images of oceans and pine trees and profiles of major donors featured on two video monitors.

With mural images of ocean views and pine trees, this display recognizes gifts to the Institute and establishes the design language for the entire donor recognition system. Stories about the building campaign and profiles of major donors are featured on two video monitors. The imagery, colors, and materials from the lobby carry over to another display honoring the lead donor and to individual recognition plaques throughout the facility.


Side view of donor recognition wall with mural images of oceans and pine trees and two video monitors.
Donor recognition plaque on the wall outside a family waiting room.
Conceptual view of all 7 sizes of donor recognition room plaques.
A second display honoring the lead donor Conrad T. Prebys.

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