T-Squared Design, Inc.

MEET OUR TEAM! Matthew Aubert has been an intricate part of the t-squared team over the past 6 years. Matthew's role focuses on the design and development of workplace brand graphics, donor recognition programs, wayfinding systems and experiential graphics. He has worked on a variety of projects for our clients, such as Queens Public Library, Cornell University, and the International House. Matthew has a sharp eye for detail. When he's not working with t-squared you can probably find him backpacking in the mountains, playing the piano, creating metalwork, or reading a good book.

Join us in congratulating our Founder and President, Trisia Tomanelli for completing the Executive Education Program at Columbia Business School! We've watched Trisia work tirelessly for two years to earn this certificate and we are enormously proud of her commitment and hard work!

MEET OUR TEAM! JoAnne has twenty-plus years design experience in a wide variety of healthcare, higher education, cultural institutions, retail, and corporate projects. She has been part of the t-squared team for the past three years as a senior project experiential designer with an expertise in managing complex and detailed large-scale projects relating to wayfinding, space planning, workplace graphics, and exhibit design. JoAnne has had the good fortune to travel within the United States as well as Europe and Asia, working with people from diverse backgrounds and experiencing a rich variety of places, cultures and influences. She has been enjoying gardening, going on long walks, and spending time with her family. JoAnne graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in Design and Environmental Analysis.

"Architecture can't force people to connect, it can only plan the crossing points, remove barriers, and make the meeting places useful and attractive." This quote from architect Denise Scott Brown has been on our minds lately as COVID-19 has forced us to reconsider the spaces we live and work in every day for both ourselves and our clients. How can these "crossing points" be reconfigured to protect workers from becoming ill? How do we add more and more barriers between people in order to keep them safe without losing sight of the human need to feel connected to one another? The answer is still unclear, but the question continues to inspire us.

MEET OUR TEAM! Brandon Saloy is the newest addition to the t-squared team as a Graphic Designer. Brandon graduated from The Fashion Institute of Technology in 2018 and joined t-squared shortly after completing a residency in Type Design at the School of Visual Arts the following summer. In addition to design, you can find him overseeing installations on-site and photographing various signage projects for this very page. Brandon lives in Astoria, where he spends his time watching classic films and waiting for Broadway theaters to reopen, finally.