Hunt Design is pleased to add the University of North Carolina School of the Arts to our growing list of education environment clients. UNCSA has selected Hunt to create new campus-wide wayfinding and signage standards for its 74-acre campus located just south of downtown Winston-Salem. The University enrolls 1,300 students who study… Read more »
Category: Blog
Hunt Design at DC’s Commission of Fine Arts
Founding Principal Wayne Hunt presented the Rock Creek Park sign plan to the Commission of Fine Arts — approval from these presidentially-appointed commissioners is required for any major project in Washington, DC. After much discussion the sign program concept was unanimously approved by the commission. Rock Creek Park is a series… Read more »
Art Center Donor Recognition
Hunt Design has designed a program to recognizing generous individuals that are helping Art Center College of Design expand and build new facilities at their two Pasadena campuses. The polished acrylic signs are set in ‘minimalist’ stainless steel frames to complement the College’s architectural style. Larger gifts are recognized with… Read more »
Grand Opening of the Villa Esperanza School
Hunt Design just completed a campuswide donor recognition program for the new Villa Esperanza School, designed by Gonzalez Goodale Architects in Pasadena. Villa’s School offers an educational program serving students from 5-22 years old who have special needs associated with autism, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, intellectual and other developmental disabilities…. Read more »
Clay Model for Bronze Tactile Map
Working with the National Park Service, Hunt Design is developing a series of unique tactile/topographic maps for Saratoga National Historical Park in upstate New York. To refine and evaluate the design, Hunt staff used modeling clay and paint to simulate a bronze casting. Next year twenty-two bronze wayfinding maps and… Read more »
Keck Center Opens at Chapman University
Hunt Design created four exhibits and environmental graphics installations as part of the 140,000 sq.ft. Keck Center for Science and Engineering recently opened in Orange, California. Hunt projects included a permanent exhibit about entrepreneur Arnold Beckman, a wall display featuring Women in Science and animated graphics projected onto the arched… Read more »
Brutally Honest
A case study on ownership transition by Hunt Principal, John Temple is included in a new book written by nationally recognized business consultant, and long-time friend of Hunt Design, Emily Cohen. The book details strategies for creative businesses looking to evolve their firms. As it’s title suggests, Brutally Honest takes a no… Read more »
Jen Bressler Speaks at NRPA Conference in Indianapolis
Hunt Design Principal Jen Bressler delivered a stimulating, joint presentation with Idaho Falls Park & Recreation Director, Greg Weitzel at the recent NRPA (National Recreation and Park Association) Conference in Indianapolis. The Park & Trail Signage 101 presentation touched on the importance of park branding, signage and wayfinding with examples… Read more »
Public Shore Program after 13+ Years
Still pointing the way, this 2005 signage guidelines program by Hunt Design directs visitors to all publicly-accessible areas of the San Francisco Bay. The multi-piece system includes not only pedestrian access information but access by water as well. Hundreds of the illustrative signs can be seen from Palo Alto to… Read more »
LED Display Evaluation for Palomar College
Working with HMC Architects, Hunt Design recently participated in an on-site manufacturer’s demonstration of LED digital displays for Palomar College in San Diego County. Pixel configuration, level of brightness, optimal viewing angle, and ease of maintenance were among the criteria being evaluated by the design team for each display.