The AIA/IIDA Floating Happy Hour held on June 18th was a complete success and a helluva good time! Over 100 guests boarded the Goodtime III for a fun evening of networking, socializing and of course, cruising beautiful Lake Erie.
Guests checked in at East 9th Street Pier.
The Goodtimes III with guests aboard, ready to go.
Gorgeous view of the city.
Waiting for drinks at the bar.
Raffle drawing
From large digital printed wallpaper pieces to banners, signs and billboards, SE Blueprint can handle any of your large format printing needs. We also offer a wide range of large format printers, scanners and supplies. Click here for complete information on the printers and copiers we offer or give us a call at 216-241-2250 for any of your printing needs.
Photo of the posters we printed for the Great Lakes Burning River Festival.
A large digital wallpaper piece we did for Sabine Bitter and Helmut Weber for a SPACES Gallery exhibit.
We are pleased to announce our involvement with the Great Lakes Burning River Festival this year. Along with producing all of the festival’s printed materials, we will also be printing all of their large format banners, signs and posters.
Don’t miss this fun and informational eco-festival on July 24 and 25 at the historic Coast Guard station on Whiskey Island. The event raises awareness of environmental issues affecting the Great Lakes region. Along with live music, good food and great beer, the festival features exhibits from area environmental groups, educational organizations along with local and organic food growers and purveyors.
SE Blue was treated to an inside look at the Morgan Waste Water Treatment Plant. Shook Construction and SE Blue are currently working on this project for the City of Cleveland’s Water Department. The renovation is just one of several water treatment plants being overhauled or updated by the City.
Kudos to Adam Wiebe at Shook who simplified the water treatment process so that it was easily understood by all. Who would have guessed that Lake Erie water could be turned into drinkable water!
“I generally just see the projects on paper. This was a wonderful opportunity to go behind the scenes and see the project in progress.” said Gena Koehler, sales manager at SE Blueprint.
The $26 million renovation involves the rehabilitation of drinking water filters, replacement of control and instrumentation panels as well as an overall facelift of the facility. For complete details on the Morgan Waste Water Treatment Plant renovations click here.
Gena Koehler and Adam Wiebe (center) along with a few Shook Construction employees take a tour of the Morgan Waste Water Treatment Plant.