We approached the project through a comprehensive environmental design strategy, beginning with masterplanning and user journey mapping to understand how people would move through and occupy the space.
From this foundation, we developed a signage and wayfinding system that works in harmony with the architectural language. Rather than competing with the material richness of precast concrete, textured brick and aged copper, the signage draws directly from it.
A restrained palette, refined detailing and integrated forms allow each element to feel embedded within the environment. Directional signage is clear and highly legible, yet intentionally understated, ensuring the space remains the hero.
Placemaking moments were carefully considered throughout, using signage as a tool not just for navigation, but for defining zones, supporting flexible use and reinforcing the identity of the space.
Our role extended through tender and construction documentation, implementation and defect reporting, ensuring the design intent was carried through to delivery with consistency and precision.
