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AJK

A longer AJK record built through anniversary work, safety and culture coverage, prefabrication, active projects, final photography, film, and practical design pieces.

AJK leader photographed at the 30-year anniversary celebration
ClientAJ Kirkwood & Associates
What we madeArchitectural Photography, Commercial Photography, Graphic Design, Video Production
ContextSouthern California | Ongoing

The relationship

Build the record before you ask it to carry a milestone.

AJK reached its 30-year anniversary in 2026. The anniversary had real material and momentum because Fox & Brand had been building the visual record leading up to it: company culture, safety, active electrical work, finished environments, and the graphic pieces that keep those stories moving through the company.

Selected record

A relationship with a growing record.

  1. 2025 to 2026The record before the anniversary

    Culture, field work, and practical brand pieces.

  2. 2026The 30-year anniversary

    A public moment built from real company material.

  3. 2025 to 2026Projects with return visits

    Early work, active construction, and finished spaces.

  4. OngoingWhat keeps the story moving

    Useful graphic applications between shoots.

01

Before the anniversary

The milestone was a payoff, not a starting line.

Before the 30-year event, the work was already building a usable AJK library. Safety Day coverage showed people in the company. Project return visits gave the brand current evidence of active electrical work and the completed environments it supports.

That is what made the anniversary more than a retrospective. It could pull from a living record and point forward without pretending the company story began at the gala.

AJK team members at Safety Day 2025
AJK Safety Day, 2025. An earlier culture record.
Completed CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons exterior in 2026
CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons, 2026. A completed campus environment.

02

Thirty years, in the room

An anniversary should feel like a point in a longer record.

The anniversary work used real people, current projects, and company history to make the milestone tangible. It included event coverage, interviews, an anniversary film, and a physical environment where people could see the length of the company story without turning it into a museum piece.

The gala was the release point for a body of work built over time, and it gave that record a public moment.

AJK anniversary gala environment with company history display
AJK 30-year anniversary gala, 2026. The living company record gathered into one event.
AJK leaders and guests at the 30-year anniversary gala
AJK 30-year anniversary gala, 2026. Leaders and guests in the room.

Selected film

The Next Chapter

An anniversary film built to look forward as well as back.

03

Culture has a calendar

Repeated coverage makes the people story believable.

Safety Day is not represented by one generic group shot. The 2025 and 2026 visits show an ongoing company practice, with different people and a different moment in the calendar. That is the difference between collecting an event photo and actually building a culture record.

AJK team member at Safety Day 2026
AJK Safety Day, 2026. A return visit one year later.
AJK founder and team member at Safety Day 2026
AJK Safety Day, 2026. A different generation in the same company story.

Culture and Values

A company film focused on how AJK operates now.

Safety Day 2026

A current event film that lets the people and safety story speak in a direct voice.

04

Work that changes over time

Show the work early, then return when it is complete.

At Charles Drew University Health Professions Education Building, active jobsite coverage in February 2026 was followed by final photography in June. CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons adds a separate completed-campus record, from the entry sequence to the wider project context.

Those distinct projects make the work and its progress visible without inventing a story after the fact.

Completed CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons exterior in 2026
CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons, 2026. Completed exterior photography.
Aerial view of the completed CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons in 2026
CSU Dominguez Hills Student Housing and Dining Commons, 2026. Completed campus aerial.

Selected film

Prefab Remodel

A project film that adds another current-work story to the AJK record.

AJK worker at Charles Drew University Health Professions Education Building
Charles Drew University HPEF, February 2026. AJK at work during construction.
AJK craft worker at Charles Drew University Health Professions Education Building
Charles Drew University HPEF, February 2026. AJK craft work during construction.
Completed Charles Drew University Health Professions Education Building interior
Charles Drew University HPEF, June 2026. Final photography after the active-project visit.

Selected film

Charles Drew University HPEF

A project story built around the completed higher-education environment.

05

A wider field record

Some project histories need more than one return visit.

Sand Canyon Senior Living was documented in 2025 and again in 2026. Repeated visits preserve useful differences in the work, the site, and the point in the project. That growing record gives AJK more material to use across recruiting, company communication, business development, and project storytelling.

AJK worker at Sand Canyon Senior Living
Sand Canyon Senior Living, 2025. An early project visit.
AJK work at Sand Canyon Senior Living generator installation
Sand Canyon Senior Living, 2026. A later visit focused on generator installation.
AJK field worker at Sand Canyon Senior Living in 2026
Sand Canyon Senior Living, 2026. A worker in the field.

Selected film

Sand Canyon Senior Living Generator Install

A second project film from the same relationship, built around a specific moment in the work.

06

Between shoots

Useful graphics make the relationship visible between shoots.

The design work includes an AJK 12 Rules poster, a service tri-fold, and a company-folder system. Each starts from the same company and field knowledge as the films and photo coverage. They are shown as full, usable applications rather than isolated cover art.

AJK 12 Rules poster shown in full
AJK 12 Rules poster. Complete print application.
AJK company brochure design shown as a complete physical application
AJK company brochure, 2025. Full physical application for the 30-year story.
AJK service tri-fold shown in full
AJK service tri-fold. Complete designed spread.
AJK company folder design application
AJK company-folder system. Finished presentation application.

Keep the record moving

The next chapter starts in the field.

Recurring field coverage keeps project, people, and company stories current as the work moves.

How the record grows

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Fox & Brand Marketing Co.
Southern California
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951.216.8142