George Delany Proposes Contemporary Design Solutions

Artist with his Depiction of Fall River, 2020

RISD Alum Exhibit, February 2013, "Radius"

Thanks to RISD for including my work in the recent exhibit of RISD grads, highlighting work unfolding at present, my depiction of "Porpoise Tides, A Sustainable Community in Fall River, MA, circa 2020." Acrylic on digital photograph.

Vision of the Fall River Waterfront, Circa 2020

Fall River Moves Ahead, George Delany, Designer

A view of Porpoise Tides, a 21st century self-sustaining community, an acrylic study of the waterfront in Fall River, MA, just north of Battleship Cove and Heritage Harbor, a small-carbon footprint village powered by tidal energy, also wind and solar, vision by George Delany, artist. Note the 15-story solar sails in the background! These are immediately adjacent to an electrical station, off in the distance, and contribute to powering the community.

First Graduate, University of Fall River

A technologically-driven, philanthropically funded powerhouse

On Thursday, July 12, 2012, the Fall River Herald published an article submitted by George Delany, Chief Communications & Marketing Officer of the MOA, addressing the problem of what to do with the dozen or more schools for sale at present in the City of Fall River. in his article, Mr. Delany presents the concept of the new, privately endowed, technologically driven, University of Fall River. Go Porpoises!

Border City Campus Investment Concept

A 21st Century Mill City Waking Up

How about approximately 30 acres adjacent to the new National Wildlife Refuge on Upper Narrgansett Bay, 4 mills, half a million SF, proximity to the incoming MBTA, and Weaver's Cove, for starters? This initiative has been created by the Mill Owners' Association as part of its mission to create a new future for the citizens of Fall River, MA. More to come!

Wow, A Government Building for the 21st Century

George Delany's Vision of Fall River''s City Hall

Vision: First government building that generates more electricity than it consumes.

Fall River's New City Hall

In this designer's vision, energy is gathered using a combination of solar, wind, and underground water (hydro-thermal) flowing from the Quequechan River into Narragansett Bay. Tiday energy is also part of the consideration. As a "multi-modal" energy system is designed and put into practice, one that calls on natural and sustainable forms of energy as they are most available, dependency on baseline 20th century fuels like oil, gas and coal, are reduced.

"Green Wharves, A Future in Fall River?"

Delany's Greenwharves Concept along Narragansett Bay

The shoreline is recontoured to provide for live/work communities on the waterfront.

Green Wharves, Coming to Fall River?

In this original sketch, Delany visualizes a recontouring of the waterfront in Fall River, MA, such that "Green Wharves" can be built out into the river. Above the wharf grade are to be constructed "smart" live/work communities. Below the wharf, new technology that would convert tidal energy into useful electrical energy is stored and maintained. This is but one part of the Fall River Energy Enterprise plan, otherwise known as FREE. Notice that the roadways coming down the hill from the east reconnect to the waterfront.

"Stewards of the Earth, UFR Graduates"

Vision: Technology Driven, The University of Fall River on Left

Center for Commerce on Water, Home to University of Fall River

The "What If?" Test

What if the current City of Fall River Pier used its 100,000 sqare foot roof to collect solar power?What if it used its wharf to collect wind power?

What if the Braga Bridge were also converted to a massive solar collection device?

What if the empty Borden & Remington building on the left were to become the technologically driven center of environmental stewardship in the region known as the University of Fall River?

What if the Upper Narragansett Bay delivered useful electrical energy to the City grid drawn from its tidal power?

Judaism, Christianity and Islam in One Line

Gold and Silver Jewelry Depicting the 3 Abrahamic Faiths in Harmony

Innovative Jewelry, "The PeaceMaker Line"

What if the world's three Abrahamic faiths could be presented so as to exemplify the strengths and differentiating principals of each while expressing the overarching commonalities and origin of all?

Client: aaaForay, Inc.

Function: Develop graphic line of 14k gold and .999 silver jewelry

Purpose: To call attention to the common bonds among 3 of the world's major faiths

Industry: Consumer goods, fine jewelry

"Help Prevent Despair...Care"

Delany's Memorable HIV-AIDS Educational Poster

HIV_AIDS, STD, Anti-Pregnancy Poster

Educating Global Populations on HIV-AIDS

This award-winning poster was created to help stem the tide of international HIV_AIDS, to reduce rate of incidence, and to help educate and alter behaviors in high-risk populations. The poster is printed in full-color (appears black and white) and measures 2' wide by 3' high. Some months after release...and a great many rejections...it attracted the attention of the Surgeon General's Office of the United States. We were told, "Send us six, this is just what the country needs."

This HIV AIDS Educational Awareness poster has been included in many collections including the National Medical Archive (Smithsonian), Photographis Poster Annual, ID Magazine and others. Currently, the designer is attempting to translate the copy into 15 of the world's most common languages for international distribution.

Interested companies are invited to contact aaaForay, Inc., specializing in brand-building, branded communications and product development.

DBA a subsidiary of aaaForay, Inc., brand-building; identity design, development, expansion and implementation in Providence, RI, also Taunton, Fall River, and Boston, Massachusetts. Specializing in conceptual and practical graphic design and marketing strategy, new media, digital photography, video production, and illustration/painting; new product development, our American Revival™ and Never Forget posters.

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