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TK Elevator published a post on its website that gives an overview of the community that the company has fostered since 1925. TKE’s company and “community culture” have grown throughout the years thanks to many various methods, including an internally published newsletter that included cash prizes to employees for their innovative ideas and community-focused charitable drives and…
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The Peelle Co. faced an interesting dilemma for its marketing communications plan: How does a 117-year-old company with a very mature product and well-known industry personnel communicate information in a new and fun way? Peelle is no stranger to marketing its products and services. They have been owned and operated by the same family, producing…
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Located at 1100 Shackamaxon Street in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia, Unit 3F is a sight to behold. With original hardwood floors, exposed brick and beams, 1,404 ft2 of space and close proximity to three SEPTA lines, it will certainly pique the interest of potential renters. However, this apartment also has two interesting elevator-related selling points,…
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Every elevator has the capacity to transport passengers across floors. However, some have particularly intriguing details about them that make them stand out. A recent article from the South China Morning Post details the history, design and capabilities of some of the world’s most interesting hotel elevators. The attention to detail in some hotel elevators makes for…
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Normally, the term “elevator pitch” brings about the image of someone giving a brief, usually persuasive, rundown of their company or job skills to convince an employer or executive that they’re a good fit for the job. A baseball player hurling an actual elevator toward home plate doesn’t enter our thoughts. Well, not for most…
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This hotel is “burdened with glorious purpose.” If you have seen Loki, the newest Marvel series on Disney+, you likely remember the atrium and elevators in the Time Variance Authority (TVA) building. It’s hard to forget the stunning architecture and glass elevator that seem to fit perfectly into the Marvel universe. However, it wasn’t built for…
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