As part of Metro’s Regional Connector Transit project, Hunt Design and Ted Tokio Tanaka Architects have collaborated on designing directional signs, maps and interpretive information to be installed in the area of the new Little Tokyo/Arts District Station at 1st Street and Central Avenue. Hunt and TTTA recently inspected prototypes… Read more »
Members of the Lynwood City Council selected a gateway design from several options presented by Hunt Design at the March 7th council meeting. The gateways will announce arrival to Lynwood at the city’s major access points. Designs for primary, secondary and tertiary gateways were selected by Council after a thorough… Read more »
Marshall B. Ketchum University recently unveiled new campus signs to honor its outgoing President, Dr. Kevin Alexander. Built by TFN Architectural Signage, the signs bring the campus up to date with current university branding, and provide an Instagram moment for each graduating class.
With the project in the latter stages of construction, sign installation continues at 100 West Walnut in Pasadena. The project being built by LPC West and AMLI Residential consists of a series of residential buildings featuring 400 rental units, 210,000 square feet of office space, and 17,500 square feet of… Read more »
Hunt Design was pleased to learn that the Master Sign Plan it had designed and planned for Art Center College of Design’s South Campus was given a favorable review by The City of Pasadena. The conditional approval from the City allows Art Center to begin implementing signage to identify and… Read more »
Moving quickly towards implementation, the City of Bellflower Downtown wayfinding project passed another milestone with the recent review of full size mock-ups by City staff. The mock-up review allowed the City the opportunity to verify sizes, colors, and placement before the actual sign panels go into production. Hunt Design and… Read more »
Nearing the end of it’s role in the Las Vegas Convention Center West Hall project, Hunt Design recently reviewed installation of over 1,300 signs throughout the massive 1.4 million square-foot expansion. Hunt’s work began nearly 3 years ago on the TVS Design building, and involved collaboration with four of Las… Read more »
At its public meeting this week, the Bellflower City Council unanimously approved the proposed Downtown wayfinding design concept presented by Hunt Design and bluemedia. The two-tone blue signs featuring the city’s iconic bellflower logo resonated with the council. With the approval of the overall concept, the design team will continue… Read more »
The City of Santa Cruz is anxiously awaiting the final installation of a citywide signage and wayfinding program. In the final construction administration phase with Corporate Signs, Hunt Design has been refining the LED lighting of the entrance monuments. A minor refinement to the colors, and adding a dimmer will… Read more »
El Monte Comprehensive Health Center, part of the LA County Department of Health Services, received newly installed wayfinding signs in July, becoming the last of seven such facilities in the County to get its signage updated with the new standards designed by Hunt. In order to reduce confusion among patients,… Read more »