// Boehringer Ingelheim.
Spatial Brand Experience.
1. Logo ID Legibility Exploration.
Exploration of legibility through contrasting returns relating to brand colours.
2. Logo ID Lighting Variations.
Exploration of various lighting types: face illumination, halo illumination and return illumination for night time settings.
3. Logo ID "Fun" & Seasonal Lighting Exploration.
Animating the logo through the use of colour and light in addition to an LED Curtain for a “fun” experience and for seasonal events such as Christmas.
5. Signage Renders.
Various “in a void” renders of signage (from left to right): a Lectern, a Freestanding Site ID, a Monolith, a Freestanding Gate ID and Suspended.
6. Brand Element Reception Exploration.
Exploration of how various brand elements (Logo, Claim, Welcome) should come together in reception spaces.
7. Interior Signage Visualisations.
In-situ visualisations of interior signage, including wall graphics, fins, blades and receptions IDs.
8. Exterior Signage Visualisations.
In-site visualisations of exterior signage, including building and facility IDs and various freestanding signs.
9. Prototypes & On-site Testing.
The prototyping process and in-situ testing through use of materials such as foamboard, card and printed graphics.
10. Information Updatability Concept Sketches.
Exploring through sketches how information can be conveniently updated on an interior freestanding sign, using various techniques such as a slide-on panel, hooks and screws.
// [MTC] Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
Post Prototype Bus Stop Guide.
1. Bus Stop Guide Visualisations.
For a bus stop guide document for further implementation of the prototype signs, visuals were created to show various combinations of information panels for variable stop types. Pictured here is a triple schedule panel, and variations included single, double, transit centre and secondary bus stops.
2. Further Bracket Visualisations.
Exploration of post types (square & round) and two attachment methods (wing & u-shaped bracket).
// [MFAH] Museum of Fine Arts Houston.
Beck Garage Lobby.
1. Initial Exploration.
Three queues were to be created, two for visitors and one for members: exploration of postercases and various other signs was used in order to decide how best to layout the reception area.
2. Selected Ideation Sketches.
Few sketches from the ideation set, exploring how the queue for members could differ from visitors and how the signage should be placed in the space in order to convey the difference clearly.
3. Shortlisted Designs.
Three shortlisted options which would go on to be developed further. These would allow clear communication of the queueing system.
// Princeton University [PU].
Sonia Sotomayor Hall.
1. Honouree Building Name Signage Visualisations.
Renders provided to Princeton University for the unveiling of the honouree building name: Sonia Sotomayor Hall.
2. Letter Thickness Tests.
Attempting the Building ID in various thickness from ¼” to ⅝”, which allowed for the decision to be made on settling at a ½” thickness; this was then prototyped physically as well, in order to get a real world visual of the sign. The Facility ID (Admission Information Center) was initially given a ¼” depth, but this was changed to flat graphics because of manufacturing constraints.
3. Installed Signage.
The installed signage prototype (installed April 12) was designed for the unveiling, based upon this, the final prototype will go up afterwards with minor changes.
