This is a great example of how to deconstruct and transform the vocabulary of a brand by remixing its existing 2d forms in a 3d space. This great blade sign is a molded seamless extrusion based on a piece of the “wheat sheaf logo” for the Australian trustee and executor service company, Public Trustee.
Bold and colorful signage for this playful, family-friendly sigagne system in Gladstone, Australia. Designed by Dotdash, this system includes wonderfully illustrated maps, great stencil type, and funky cutout shapes.
Playful wayfinding system for a mall rehab in Moscow, Russia by The Bakery. This design responds to the name of the project to “bring a Brasilian forest vibe to the space and make the interior feel friendly and fun.” They do this with a great materials palette of wood and moss as well as a fantastic set of custom stencil typography and icons.
Outstanding environmental graphics by Parallax for the Australian trustee and executor service organization Public Trustee’s new offices. These custom vinyl glass partition graphics remix their logo and create several varying scale and color schemes throughout the space.
Wayfinding system for Erzsébet square in Budapest, Hungary by the studio Hidden Characters. This design features custom stylized icons and a modular slat system to display info on the different destinations. A great use of exposed bolts gives the system a utilitarian feel while still maintaining a sophisticated feel.