Hunt Design has completed an analysis of vehicular wayfinding at the complex roadway system at Universal Orlando Resort. The on-site evaluation and subsequent report analyzed the signage for message content, legibility, sign sequence and overall effectiveness.
The world-renowned San Diego Zoo now features new signage and graphics — all part of a comprehensive, one year upgrade for the Zoo’s 100th birthday celebration. Special thanks to the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park for letting us be their graphics consultant for the past ten years. The Celebration… Read more »
Idaho Falls installing new signs to increase tourism
Firm Principals Jennifer Bressler and Wayne Hunt, along with frequent Hunt collaborator, Heather Lindquist, will conduct a hands-on exhibit design workshop at the 2016 conference of the Western Museum Association in September. The all-day session will be an extension of their successful wayfinding/exhibit design workshop at WMA 2014.
The County’s Department of Health Services has selected Hunt Design to create wayfinding and signs standards for the many health centers and clinics that serve over 1,000,000 people each year.
An advance peek at the colorful zone sign pylons nearing final production at Creo Industrial Arts. The popular east Idaho Zoo will soon feature all-new signage designed by Hunt Design.
All-new banners now mark Pasadena’s Playhouse District, continuing a fifteen-year relationship with Hunt Design. [cycloneslider id=”playhouse-banners-news-post”]
Hunt Design principals Jennifer Bressler and Wayne Hunt conducted a hands-on wayfinding workshop at the 2016 conference of the California Association of Museums. Attendees from a variety of museums learned the basics of wayfinding strategy and sign planning and created sign plans for an actual museum. [cycloneslider id=”cam-news-post”]
The top contemporary art museum in Nevada has all-new wayfinding and operational signage by Hunt Design. Completed as part of a major renovation, the work includes a comprehensive donor recognition program.
In a unanimous action the city council of Duarte voted to move forward with Hunt Design’s plan and designs for a comprehensive wayfinding program for the San Gabriel Valley city. Planned around the new Metro Gold Line Station, the citywide sign project will now move into final construction documents.