DTLA Signage
Hunt Design is participating in the residential resurgence transforming downtown Los Angeles. WREN, a state-of-the-art 362-unit mixed-use project developed by Mack Urban Communities, is extending the exciting growth of LA’s South Park south to Pico Boulevard. The modernistic two-building project designed by architect AC Martin features energetic signage and graphics by Hunt Design and the […]
Cal State Long Beach
Students, faculty and visitors to California State University Long Beach will see new bold signage as they navigate the parking facilities of the sprawling campus. Working closely with the University’s Campus Planners and Operations personnel, Hunt designed and planned nearly a thousand individual sign elements for the parking lots and structures throughout the 330-acre campus. […]
Downtown Santa Barbara
This pedestrian-friendly, historic downtown along the southern California coast is updated with a new citywide wayfinding system by Hunt Design. This comprehensive graphics program welcomes and directs drivers and pedestrians to the endless arts and cultural destinations, fine dining, boutique shopping, and active parks and beaches. Residents and visitors from near and far find their […]
LAX United Terminals 7 & 8
Hunt Design is proud to have been a part of the recently completed renovation of United Terminals 7 and 8 at Los Angeles International Airport. Working with HNTB Architects and Krueck + Sexton, Hunt Design planned, programmed and designed wayfinding signage which helps guide travelers through over 300,000 square feet of renovated space throughout the […]
LA Arboretum
To help the Arboretum tell the important story of water conservation, Hunt Design created the Crescent Farm display. The innovative garden features ten examples of conservation techniques, each signaled by a colorful pylon with a water-related question leading to an interpretive panel at ground level. Matt Givot Photography
Segerstrom Center for the Arts
Hunt Design was pleased to join the design team for the latest chapter in Orange County’s Segerstrom Center for the Arts. With a new outdoor restaurant enclosed in a dramatic stairway and designed by Michael Maltzan Architecture, the Julianne and George Argyros Plaza and Judy Morr Center for Dance, is a major place-making addition to […]
Celebrating Wayne Hunt
In recognition of his extraordinary achievements to the industry, the Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA/LA) recently bestowed the Fellow Award—its highest honor—to Wayne Hunt. Under his leadership, Hunt Design has planned, designed and overseen hundreds of projects in more than 25 U.S. states and many global locales. An impressive […]
Celebrating 40 Years
Starting with one client in LA’s Bradbury Building, we’ve grown to an international practice with recent projects in eight countries and ten US states. At this 40 year milestone, we’d like to thank our clients for giving us the opportunity to contribute to some truly Great Places; including Chicago Museum of Science & Industry, Cities […]
Art Museum Wayfinding
The Nevada Museum of Art, the state’s largest art museum, now features a colorful wayfinding program by Hunt Design. Designed to complement the dramatic 2003 building by noted architect Will Bruder, the metal signs fold around door jambs, columns and other architectural features. Special emphasis was given to the elevators to foster easy up and […]
Hollywood Wayfinding
Hunt Design has worked for a lot of great cities — Santa Barbara, Pasadena, Newport Beach and Monterey — but now we turn our attention to Hollywood, where we have been commissioned for a comprehensive wayfinding and gateway sign program. From Hollywood Bowl to Sunset and Vine, the branded sign project includes vehicular, pedestrian and […]
