Historic railway stations are witness to Australia’s European heritage and are now being preserved. Interpreting rail heritage through signage and artefacts helps tell the story of our nations development from European settlement to today. Here are a few examples of our rail interpretive signage projects.
Burpengary and Bundamba stations
- Queensland Rail through Hutchinson Builders
- Some research, content writing and image acquistion, graphic design, project manage fabrication
- February – April 2024
- Two x 850mm wide x 600mm high – word count 250-300
- Two x 450mm wide x 600mm high – word count 120-170
Essendon Railway Station
- John Holland Rail
- Research and content writing, graphic design, project manage fabrication
- January – March 2019
- 2 x 600mm wide x 980mm high, 1 x 200mm wide x 300mm high
Tumut Railway Station
- John Holland Rail
- Graphic design, content review, project manage fabrication
- January – March 2017
Captains Flat heritage rail signs
- John Holland Rail
- Graphic design, content review, project manage fabrication
- April – June 2015
Bathurst rail heritage signs
- November 2013
