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New Thunderbird Inn website launched


October 26th, 2009

thunderbird_inn_Savannah_GAIt’s hip, it’s here, the Thunderbird Inn has a new website. With a hip neon sign beckoning you to the Thunderbird Inn, we felt it only proper to back it up with a hip new website.  With bright vivid colors and retro theme, we feel it fits the bill pretty well.  A few of the custom features bighouse graphix integrated into the site are the ability to click a button to switch the theme from night to day (go ahead and try it, you know you want to), an events calendar and a custom reservation sidebar.

The Thunderbird Inn is not your traditional spanish moss, historic Savannah brick, run of the mill hotel. Reasonable rooms, cool folks, moon pies, a swanky room to sleep in and personal service set it apart from any other hotels in Savannah.

http://thethunderbirdinn.com/

Savannah Story Spinners gets a new website


July 14th, 2009

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Bess Chappas currently travels the country promoting her children’s books. Since her retirements, she has been telling stories professionally to both children and adult groups across the country.  She has won Honorable Mention for an article in the Writer’s Digest contest and has authored the  CD, “Savannah Ghost Stories” and the children’s book, “Kiki and the Red Shoes.”

She wanted a simple website that would allow her to sell her CDs and books along with the ability to post upcoming events and articles. Building on a wordpress platform, we were able to achieve both goals fairly simple by incorporating a simple blog into the site. This allows Bess to easily make updates, add new pages, post new articles and add new items to her store.

www.savannahstoryspinners.com

Founding Farmers – farm to table fresh food


April 1st, 2009

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When our longtime friends at VSAG contacted us about being part of the Founding Farmers restaurant project back in July, we were more than excited.  Founding Farmers is unique in that their model is to provide Farm to Table serves fresh Farm-to-Table American-inspired true food and drink, sourcing locally and regionally whenever possible. It’s the first restaurant in Washington, DC to meet the LEED Gold Standard design criteria, and the Green Restaurant Association deemed it a Certified Green Restaurant. This $6 million, 2-story, 8,500 square foot restaurant serves up family farm favorites like fresh-baked biscuits, breads and pastries, omelettes, pancakes, and all the breakfast trimmings, big, hearty rustic farm sandwiches and soups, big, colorful green salads with just-picked vegetables, a variety of pot pies, prime cuts, pot roast, roasted chicken, and rich, delectable pies and desserts from the pastry bar, supplied by the in-house bakery.

The restaurant has even invested in the state-of-the-art Natura® water system to provide guests with fresh-filtered, purified, mineral-filled, chilled sparkling and still water served in glass carafes to eliminate truck deliveries, carbon emissions and to reduce tons of plastic and glass waste.

Other LEED criteria design elements and energy-efficient moves include the use of day lighting to illuminate the restaurant, increased ventilation, green-sourced power and low-VOC emitting paints.  Founding farmers officially opened its doors this spring.

bighouse graphix was honored to do the website build for Founding Farmers, and gives props to Allison at Seth Design for the website design.  Other credits go to VSAG (Developers), CORE (Architecture) and SPIN (amazing PR work).

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SEE THE VIDEO: Founding Farmers on US News

www.wearefoundingfarmers.com