Relevance International announces the representation of four new clients: Pasadena Hotel & Pool, AtmosAir Solutions, Bayport Funding and Artistic Ideas Competition for New National Museum of the Navy in collaboration with MGAC.
Pasadena Hotel & Pool
Pasadena Hotel & Pool is a historic hotel built in 1926, now owned by prolific hotel owner and developer of world-renowned projects including TWA Hotel, MCR. Relevance is expanding its hospitality portfolio with the Pasadena Hotel & Pool – positioned on the famed Tournament of Roses Parade route at Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena. Built in the Roaring Twenties by businesswoman Constance Perry, the charming hotel has kept its charm and elegance. Guests can enjoy a rooftop terrace and pool deck, 24-hour fitness center, lobby bar, courtyard and many more amenities.
AtmosAir Solutions
AtmosAir Solutions is an indoor air quality solutions company that provides active indoor air disinfection and purification technology, as well as air quality monitoring technology, for spaces across the built environment. AtmosAir gives occupants peace of mind and a layer of safety in commercial offices, hospitals, hotels, residential buildings, cruise lines, universities, sports facilities, arenas, and many more—and is now working with Relevance International as its digital agency of record.
Bayport Funding
Bayport Funding is a lender that provides bridge financing to real estate investors for single family, multifamily, mixed-use, and ground-up construction projects. Bayport has originated more than $1.3 billion and the firm is dedicated to the real estate investor community that depends on immediate availability of capital for funding projects. As Bayport’s PR firm, Relevance will lead their comms strategy, media relations, and thought leadership presence.
Artistic Ideas Competition for New National Museum of the Navy in collaboration with MGAC
Relevance International has begun collaboration with global project management firm MGAC on the Naval History and Heritage Command’s artistic ideas competition for the new National Museum of the Navy. The Naval History and Heritage Command selected MGAC, with Relevance International subcontracted for PR and digital services, to build excitement and awareness of the new museum project through the exploration of possible artistic concepts for the space.
The competition selected five finalist architecture firms, following an open request for qualifications across the country, to develop artistic ideas that will provide concepts for the Navy’s new museum campus. Bjarke Ingles Group, DLR Group, Frank Gehry Partners, Perkins&Will and Quinn Evans were among the five chosen to develop submissions that will be evaluated by a panel representing NHHC and Navy leadership. The firms’ concepts will be unveiled at a public artistic showcase exhibit planned for the spring.
