Cloudstreet
content-first agency built for physical spaces
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- Founded
- 2004
- Employees
- 11-50
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- 1
About Cloudstreet
Cloudstreet is a New York City experience design and environmental branding agency that connects brand strategy, physical environments and digital content. Describing itself as a content-first agency built for physical spaces, it develops experiences for retail stores, banking networks, corporate workplaces, museums and visitor centers. Its work brings together environmental design, architectural animation, spatial media and customer-facing communications.
The studio approaches physical environments through both their spatial organization and the stories they communicate. Its strategy work includes customer journey analysis, communication architecture and content curation. These activities inform branded interiors, signage systems, interactive installations and moving-image content. Projects range from individual flagship stores and temporary retail kiosks to coordinated programs deployed across national networks.
From strategy to deployment
Cloudstreet’s production capabilities extend from concept development into implementation. The agency undertakes fixture prototyping, manufacturing sourcing, signage specification, vendor coordination and installation planning. For larger programs, it develops rollout guidance and manages deployment across multiple locations. Digital work includes LED display content, architectural visualization, augmented reality exhibits and software design for shared interactive surfaces.
Its Wells Fargo work illustrates this combination of strategy, design and ongoing production. The studio developed the bank’s Showrooming framework and integrated environmental media programs spanning more than 4,000 branches, combining print, digital displays and teller-screen content. Its museum work for the bank includes narrative development, exhibit design and interactive experiences interpreting transportation, communities and financial history.
Other projects demonstrate the breadth of its physical experience work. For Johnson & Johnson, Cloudstreet designed branded innovation environments and a retail laboratory that also served shopper research and business presentations. Its retail portfolio includes Inkbox kiosk deployments and Premier’s flagship store in Panama City. Corporate experience projects include AT&T’s Global Network Operations Center and the J.R. Simplot Company experience center.
Across these engagements, Cloudstreet combines architectural, graphic and digital elements to shape how visitors navigate spaces, encounter information and interact with brands.
More about Cloudstreet
Founder and creative team
Greg Tribbe founded the studio. His background includes industrial design, branding and patented large-scale digital displays in Times Square; the report does not establish a current executive title for him.
The reported team includes Design Directors Kareem Scurry and Sun Young Kim, Creative Director Derek O'Connor, Associate Creative Director Susan Triplett, Senior Designer Jeronimo Lobo, Senior Creative Luke Pollard, Strategy Consultant Craig Bamsey and Architectural Interior Designer Jina Son.
Interactive production detail
The AT&T visitor experience features a 120-foot multi-user touch table with proprietary iPhone software integration. The report identifies the GNOC project as a Good Design Award winner, without supplying an award year or naming the studio as the award recipient.
Website history
The agency previously used cloudstreetcreative.com. The research documents an operating web presence there by 2013 and use of cloudstreet.us from 2020 onward.
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Where Cloudstreet is based
- 273 Grand St, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10002New York, United States
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