QUINCY, Mass. — Hill & Partners, Inc., a full-service tradeshow exhibit design firm, recently designed and installed a new corporate interior within the lobby and adjoining rooms of L-3 Communications.

The creative team at Hill & Partners brought highly branded and visually appealing components to the interior design, providing an attractive and comfortable setting for both clients and staff of L-3 Communications.

Hill & Partners gave a new look to the L-3 lobby and conference rooms with three-dimensional elements, contrasting colors, contemporary furniture and free-standing branded graphics that showcase the company’s logo and draw attention to its services.

Hill & Partners recognizes that the environment created with regard to brand significantly impacts a company’s corporate image; as such Hill & Partners provides branded interior design as a value added offering to clients. The firm’s design and installation of unique corporate interiors create spaces that are both pleasing and purposeful.

Michael McMahon, President and CEO of Hill & Partners, Inc. said, “We’re pleased to offer corporate interiors as an additional component to our catalogue of branded environment services. The influence of branding cannot be overstated and we’re take great pride in designing interiors that take our clients’ corporate images to higher levels.”

L-3 Communications, headquartered in New York City, is a prime contractor in Command, Control and Communications, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C³ISR), Government Services, Aircraft Modernization and Maintenance and is a major provider of homeland defense products and services for a variety of emerging markets.

Hill & Partners, Inc. is a full service exhibit design company specializing in three dimensional branded environments for tradeshows, events and facility installations. Over the past fifteen years, the company has earned a reputation for exceptional strategic insight, strong account management and inspired design services. The team at Hill & Partners has worked across many industries and six continents. [June 2, 2011]