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Nestle Beverage Company
In my capacity as Historian/Archivist at Nestle Beverage Company in San Francisco I have had considerable contact with Bennett Hall in the restoration of historic photographic materials used in illustrating many of the incidents that occurred during the seventy-two years that I have spent in the employ (and as a consultant) of Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. and the Company's present owner - Nestle Beverage Company.
Notable among all the examples of hand tinting and framing by Bennett Hall is the exhibit of some twenty-five to thirty photographs of varying size and age that comprise the historical lobby exhibit in the building at
#2 Harrison Street
in
San Francisco
which was built and occupied as the home offices and plant of Hills Bros. from 1926 to 1985 (later by Nestle Beverage Company).
Bennett's judgment and artistry in the handling of such objects might well be described as "State Of The Art" and it is always a pleasure to work with him.
T. Carroll Wilson, Historian/ Archivist
(see original letter)
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Pacific Bell
"I would like to convey my thanks for the splendid interior design job you performed for our new Residence Service Center building in Auburn.
Over the years, I have been in a number of Company buildings that were remodeled and redecorated and I can say honestly that I have never seen a finer job. What you have chosen has created a most relaxing and pleasant working environment for our people"
J. R. Devereux
Manager, Residence Service Center
Pacific Bell
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Cal Crew, University of California
"Thank you for a top notch job managing our Memorabilia - we had no idea what a huge undertaking that would be. Your work is exemplary and does wonders for the Cal Crew Collection. The professional level of design and framing has set the tone for years to come at our new Cal Crew rowing facility."
Carolyn Walker Davis
Memorabilia Committee, Cal Crew
3/31/2005
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Washington Hospital
Nancy Farber, CEO of Washington Hospital says, "This volume of artwork, illustrations and stories is Washington Hospital's way of celebrating our heritage and saying thank you to the communities we serve." (quoted on a book created by Business Image Group for her institution)
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San Jose Medical Center
"I want to take a moment to convey our delight with the work you have done for our Green House Cafe Project. The design and overall quality of reproduction of our historic photographs, clearly "make" the environment" Your selection of subjects, the grouping of pictures and exquisite framing all conform to create an atmosphere that is truly unique.We hope that future projects provide us the opportunity to again tap your creativity and originality. There is a tremendous sense of "home" expressed in our art program."
Ed Contini, Vice President of Marketing
San Jose Health Center
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KFOG
"I wanted the art to say 'KFOG," said Tony Salvadore, station manager. "I resisted any thought of putting in the usual serigraphs and 'decor' art just because it looked nice with our chairs."
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Landor Associates
"An art program should do two things: it should enhance the atmosphere for the people who work there; and it should be a subtle promotional tool, " says Walter Landor, founder. Landor and associats is a world leader in strategic design and brand management with clients including Mercedes-Benz, British Airways and Bank of America.
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