This signage system was design for Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Living Building in collaboration with the Branding team at Kirksey Architecture. To align with the Living Building and the Galveston Bay Foundation to restore Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Gessner Center, the signage proposal highlights the aspect of cycles and the interconnectedness of the ecosystem.
Project Manager
Creative Director
Signage System
The circular form is intrinsic and commonly found in nature, whether it’s the shape of a shell, the arrangement of petals in a flower, or even the oscillation of waves in a body of water. It also represents the cycles of the bay’s ecosystem and how they’re ever changing. By using circular geometry and flowing shapes we aim to represent how the bay’s interconnected ecosystem thrives in balanced conditions.
This signage system was design for Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Living Building in collaboration with the Branding team at Kirksey Architecture. To align with the Living Building and the Galveston Bay Foundation to restore Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Gessner Center, the signage proposal highlights the aspect of cycles and the interconnectedness of the ecosystem.
Project Manager
Creative Director
Signage System
The circular form is intrinsic and commonly found in nature, whether it’s the shape of a shell, the arrangement of petals in a flower, or even the oscillation of waves in a body of water. It also represents the cycles of the bay’s ecosystem and how they’re ever changing. By using circular geometry and flowing shapes we aim to represent how the bay’s interconnected ecosystem thrives in balanced conditions.
This signage system was design for Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Living Building in collaboration with the Branding team at Kirksey Architecture. To align with the Living Building and the Galveston Bay Foundation to restore Galveston Bay Foundation’s new Gessner Center, the signage proposal highlights the aspect of cycles and the interconnectedness of the ecosystem.
Project Manager
Creative Director
Signage System
The circular form is intrinsic and commonly found in nature, whether it’s the shape of a shell, the arrangement of petals in a flower, or even the oscillation of waves in a body of water. It also represents the cycles of the bay’s ecosystem and how they’re ever changing. By using circular geometry and flowing shapes we aim to represent how the bay’s interconnected ecosystem thrives in balanced conditions.