Game Speed
Intuitive wayfinding helps 50,000 Falcons fans navigate this dynamic new venue.
Navigate, Experience, Interact
WAYFINDING: The strategic repetition of color and form helps people orient themselves and remember directions.
WAYFINDING: Integrating elements of the brand story allows room signs to serve as "hidden object" games.
EXPERIENTIAL: EGD transforms this stairwell into a virtual mountain climb to promote employee wellness.
EXPERIENTIAL: A mountaintop mural welcomes dedicated climbers to the top floor.
INTERACTIVE: Light installations allow visitors to change how they and others experience the built environment.
INTERACTIVE: Discovery walls, with or without high-tech components, pique interest to offer subtle guidance to a destination.
EGD fosters a practical, beneficial relationship between users and their spaces through wayfinding, experiential graphics, and Interactive features. Starting from the pragmatics of “where to find what,” we’ll help you tell your story in ways that orient people to their surroundings, enhance their experience, and invite them to interact with the built environment.
Just Imagine...
Immersive and interactive elements set the stage for healing journeys of the imagination in this video from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Environmental Graphic Design introduces a touch of play to distract children from the stresses of hospitalization.
Well-Being
Environmental Graphic Design (EGD) reinforces the “Well Building” concept that has become central to so many building designs. EGD is also an excellent way to extend the conversation of the sustainability of buildings to elements we all need to live and flourish within the built environment. Through strategic EGD installations, we can encourage people to make healthy choices throughout their day while simultaneously helping clients subtly promote wellness. More
Immersive Interaction
Special features allow users to experience the world, or the realm of the imagination.
We're passionate about crafting solutions that enable visitors to experience your story, as well as navigate their surroundings.
Ron White, SEGD
