The Interpretive Design Company

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Walking track interpretive signage – Nitmiluk

Jawoyn artworks inspired the designs for walking track interpretive signage along the Baruwei Loop at Katherine Gorge, Nimiluk National Park.…

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Nitmiluk Exhibition Design

The Alice Mitchell Gallery celebrates the richness and complexity of Jawoyn culture through sculpture, illustration and craft. The entire exhibition…

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Heritage Interpretive Signage, Lithgow Blast Furnace

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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Sculpture Trail, Gumgali Track, Korora Lookout

This beautiful sculpture trail forms part of the visitor experience along the Gumgali Track. Large sculptural elements, created by local sculptor…

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Interpretive visitor experience, Gumgali Track, Korora Lookout

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, Karratha WA

Bush Tucker Signage developed for the Ngurin Bush Tucker Trails was Winner of the Western Australia Heritage Awards 2017 – Heritage…

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War History Signage, Kokoda Track

The office was buzzing when we received the news that we had been awarded this prestigious war history signage contract…

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Bush Tucker Signs, Dorroughby Environmental Education Centre

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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Rail Trails, Interpretive Signage

Lake Macquarie City Council engaged us to research, write content and design signage for the Fernleigh Track Rail Trail. Forty…

Illustrations for interpretive signage

Kate Alexandra creates beautiful illustrations and diagrams that help explain your interpretive message. The following suite of botanical labels was…

Aboriginal Interpretive Signage

Deadly stories, beautiful artwork, culture and language are brought to life through our Aboriginal interpretive signage projects. Most incorporate original…

Welcome to Country signage

Welcome to Country signage welcomes people to the land of the traditional custodians of that area. It also thanks the…

Indigenous Educational Toolkit

iSISTAQUIT is an indigenous educational toolkit that provides sympathetic support for pregnant Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women facing the…

Welcome to Country

Encompassing a Welcome to Country, Exhibition Design (the Alice Mitchell Gallery in the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre), Walking Trail interpretation (Baruwei…

WW1 Interpretive Signage, Remount Park

WW1 interpretive signage for Remount Park included research, story writing, image sourcing, signage design and fabrication. Remount Park is a…

Tourism Signage

Do you need appealing and functional tourism signage? Let us help. We are experienced researchers, content writers and graphic designers…

NAI International Conference – Brazil 2019

This international conference on interpretation welcomed interpreters from around the world. We shared our stories and our ideas and we…

Virtual Tours

In May 2019 we attended an exciting international conference on interpretation in Rio de Janiero and were fortunate to meet…

Interpretation Plan, Alice Springs Telegraph Station

Service: Develop a high level strategic framework to guide the delivery of a site interpretation plan and experience designEngage with…

Saving our Species Signage

Saving our Species signage aims to protect and educate visitors about vulnerable plants and animals and what they can do…

Interpreting Rail Heritage

Historic railway stations are witness to Australia’s European heritage and are now being preserved. Interpreting rail heritage through signage and…

Commemorative Signage

Celebrating visionaries, leaders and special people, this commemorative signage was warmly received by our clients. The designs incorporate striking paintings…