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Graphic Design – Interpretive Signage – WayfindingOur specialist area is interpretation for environmental and cultural heritage projects…
designing signage, creating maps and wayfinding material, researching stories, writing content and planning.
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The Lithgow Blast Furnace is a monument to Lithgow’s industrial history and has been a prominent local landmark for over…
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This project received an award in the National Association for Interpretation (NAI) Interpretive Media Award competition. Awarded in August 2017,…
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Bush Tucker Signage developed for the Ngurin Bush Tucker Trails was Winner of the Western Australia Heritage Awards 2017 – Heritage…
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The office was buzzing when we received the news that we had been awarded this prestigious war history signage contract…
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These bush tucker signs describing aboriginal native plant foods and their uses were developed for Dorroughby Environmental Education Centre in north-east…
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Lake Macquarie City Council engaged us to research, write content and design signage for the Fernleigh Track Rail Trail. Forty…
WW1 interpretive signage for Remount Park included research, story writing, image sourcing, signage design and fabrication. Remount Park is a…
Do you need appealing and functional tourism signage? Let us help. We are experienced researchers, content writers and graphic designers…
This international conference on interpretation welcomed interpreters from around the world. We shared our stories and our ideas and we…
In May 2019 we attended an exciting international conference on interpretation in Rio de Janiero and were fortunate to meet…
Service: Develop a high level strategic framework to guide the delivery of a site interpretation plan and experience design Engage…
Saving our Species signage aims to protect and educate visitors about vulnerable plants and animals and what they can do…
Historic railway stations are witness to Australia’s European heritage and are now being preserved. Interpreting rail heritage through signage and…
We have been engaged by several clients to design commemorative signage to commemorate visionaries, leaders and special people. Here are…
Boolah-Dillah Aboriginal Sculpture Trail Bulahdelah Mountain is an Aboriginal Place in recognition of the cultural spiritual and historical significance of…
Over the years we have worked with Kempsey Council to design environmental interpretive signage. Some examples appear below. Date: April…
Hunts Creek and Seville Reserves received a makeover with new environmental interpretive signs in June 2018. These two small reserves,…
Ongoing works by Forestry NSW in Bruxner Flora Reserve have made the Orara East State Forest an amazing visitor experience.…
Design for this museum exhibition space included: interpretive panels, design of board and cards for a game, and book. The…
Interpretive planning often requires logo development based on the over-riding interpretive theme for a site. Politics and competing logos (often…
Interpretive signage design across the park has been evolving since 2006. Yarriabini National Park boasts lush rainforests, clear bubbling creeks,…
We love designing posters as there are generally few rules governing the design other than logo placement. Finding the right…
Brochure design and other marketing collateral is one of the key expressions of a brand. Every brochure, flyer, banner or…
Memorial signage and a memorial plaque dedicated to staff who lost their lives while on duty were developed by us for…
Heritage signs for Innes Ruins tell of early settlement days on the north coast of NSW. Built by Major Archibald…
Interpretation for exhibitions, displays and interpretive spaces all follow the same guiding principles of heritage interpretation. The way information is…
Our Infographics condense large amounts of information into a graphic where it can be more easily absorbed by readers. Created…
Bright and colourful, this State Conservation Area signage aims to tell stories that are part of the larger story of Tenterfield’s…
These Interpretive murals tell the Gumbaynggirr story of Gumgali, the black goanna, who burrowed through the escarpment beneath Korora Lookout…