ROCHESTER INTERNATIONAL ARIPORT

ROC

R O C H ES T E R was founded in Founded 1817 and currently has a Population: of 210,358 people. The Area is home to many well known individuals. The inventor of breakfast cereal, James Caleb Jackson, is from the Rochester area. His masterpiece was called Granula. Marshmallows were first commercially produced in Rochester. Two-time Super Bowl champion coach of the New York Giants, Tom Coughlin, started his career in Rochester teaching physical education. The man who hit the first home run in a professional baseball a man from the Rochester area, Ross Barnes, in 1876. Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is from Rochester. Also,The City houses a small piece of the Berin Wall that was optained from Germany.

Rochester is a city and the county seat of Monroe County, bordering the southern shore of Lake Ontario in the western portion of the U.S. state of New York. Throughout its history, Rochester has acquired several nicknames. It has been known as the World’s Image Center, the Flour City, the Flower City, and most recently as the Photonics Capital of the world. It hosts the every year to celebrate its history as the Flower City. Rochester’s city population according to the 2010 census is approximately 210,565, making it New York’s third most populous city after New York City and Buffalo. A school in Rochester has a desk graveyard in a swimming pool, six lane pool.

The Color Red Contrasts nicely with the black and it is also the primary color of the Rochester Red Wings Baseball team. The blue represents the blue hued Glow that resenates off the city Buildings of Rochester during the night time. Together, The Black and navy Blue create a nighttime atmosphere that contrasts well with the more vibrant and bolder red. The black and blue hues created an ambient feel, adding space to the work which which is representative of the Great Lake Ontario.

I chose to use Meta plus Black because it has a very humanist quality that goes well with the free flowing Form of the ROC design. The letters contras my design in a way that helps establish hierarchy throughout the design.