A new exhibit celebrates the life and times of the noted television journalist. Designed for Chapman University and funded by the Automobile Club of Southern California, the 700 sq.ft. permanent display illuminates Howser’s 45-year life on camera. A colorful timeline tracks Howser from the University of Tennessee to New York
The Pasadena Humane Society’s new $20-million expansion and Animal Care Center features colorful illustrative signage by Hunt Design. Welcoming and directing visitors around the site are signs with cutout images of animals, unique design details and bright colors. “We really wanted to make a visit to PHS fun and engaging,”
Hunt Design was a key part of the design team for the $136 million renovation and expansion of the historic streamline moderne terminal building and new concourses, including wayfinding and identification signage for nearly 90,000 square feet of new and renovated public space. Architect HOK led the 17-firm team in
The latest project from our ten-year relationship at SAN: All new signage for the expanded Terminal 2 West. Executing our own signage master plan, the Hunt Design team worked with HNTB to plan and design all passenger signs and traveler information systems. Over 800 graphic elements welcome and guide passengers
In 1984 Hunt Design, in one of the first urban wayfinding programs, created signage for Old Pasadena. Now, years later—and after two years of planning, design and approvals— our designs for the citywide sign program are popping up all over Pasadena. The 300-sign effort displays directions to over forty important
A team from Hunt Design was recently on the ground at the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island assisting the National Park Service with a rush wayfinding sign plan to help get America’s most famous icons open to the public. The two beloved and historic destinations have been unable to
Hunt Design, with Harvest Moon Studio, has created an interactive visitor center for popular Los Angeles County park Vasquez Rocks. Located thirty miles north of Los Angeles, the park is a familiar backdrop for television shows and movies from Bonanza to Star Trek. The 2,000 sq.ft. permanent exhibit introduces visitors
This luminous 47-ft. pylon, designed and engineered by Hunt Design, welcomes visitors to the Anaheim Convention Center and the adjacent Marriott and Hilton hotels. The sinuous steel tower is the centerpiece of redeveloped Convention Way and is sited to be viewed on axis from neighboring Harbor Boulevard in the dynamic
An all-new storefront designed by Hunt Design attracts visitors into the museum store at theCalifornia Science Center, now home to Space Shuttle Endeavour. The simple but dynamic design features a six-foot high sculptural gyroscope, ‘rotating’ by means of animated LED illumination. Expertly fabricated by sign contractor AD/S, the halo-lit letters
Hunt Design, working with Vertex Productions, designed dramatic graphics for the celebrated WWII battleship USS IOWA now moored permanently at the Port of Los Angeles. Known as the battleship of presidents, the USS IOWA was the only ship in her class to serve in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
Giant site graphics and colorful wayfinding by Hunt Design welcomed thousands of visitors last weekend to the 75th Anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge. The four-mile long site featured super-scaled sign towers, decorative banners and stage decorations, all to support the City’s biggest party in years. Hunt Design also planned
Hunt Design created colorful signage and wall graphics for the new Marion and John E. Anderson Pavilion at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Integrated into an innovative comprehensive program are wayfinding, donor recognition and child-friendly wall graphics that reflect Southern California’s distinct natural surroundings. The Hunt team worked with ZGF Architects
All-new wayfinding signage by Hunt Design has been completed at the National Mall—site of Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Vietnam Memorial and other moving national symbols as well as the Smithsonian museums. The two year design project includes directional signage to over fifty destinations on the 400-acre site and new easy-to-use
