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NEW PROJECTS

San Diego Wild
Animal Park
In 2009 Hunt Design completed
all-new signage at the San Diego
Zoo. Now we're taking on their
safari-based sister property in
Escondido, California.


WHAT'S NEW


  

Women in Spirit - Catholic Sisters in America opens at Smithsonian
This engaging 6,000 sq. ft. traveling exhibit, co-designed by Hunt Design has opened in Washington D.C.
 

San Diego International Airport
Hunt Design has been named by HNTB for signage and graphics design for SAN's Terminal 2 west expansion.

Cleopatra Exhibit
Opening in June at the Franklin Institute, Cleopatra: The Search for the Last Queen of Egypt, will feature graphics and interpretive design by Hunt Design.

  

SEGD Design
Magazine
The cover article in SEGD's
official magazine features Hunt
Design's work at the National
Mall and Memorial Parks.
  Mummies of the World
Scheduled to open at California Science Center in July, the largest traveling exhibition of mummies ever assembled. The exhibition includes ancient mummies and important artifacts from Asia, Oceania, South America and Europe as well as ancient Egypt, dating as far back as 6,420 years.		  



Fort Worth Museum of Science & History
Hunt Design created the bold and informative graphics for Dino, Drive!and Energy Blast, three new exhibits at the all-new facility. Wayfinding for the Ricardo Legoretta designed museum was also designed by Hunt Design.
 

City of Pasadena
Continuing our long relationship with our home town, Pasadena selected Hunt Design to plan and design citywide wayfinding.

California Science Center
This popular Los Angeles museum has called upon Hunt Design to create a new visitor map and to design donor recognition displays.

  



You! The Experience, Museum of Science & Industry, Chicago
Representing the latest in health exhibits, this 10,000 sq.ft. experience designed by New York's Thinc, features colorful environmental graphics and branding by Hunt Design.
 


National Mall &
Memorial Parks
In one of our most important assignments of recent years, the National Park Service selected
Hunt Design to design wayfinding signage for the National Mall in
Washington DC.		  

Santa Ana Zoo
The new master plan exhibit, Tierra de las Pampas opened April 16. Showcasing anteaters, guanacos, rheas native plants and grasses, this exhibit celebrates and preserves one of the most highly endangered habitats in the world.
 

Long Beach Airport
In the near future, travelers at LGB's new terminal building, currently being designed by HOK architects, will find their way with the help of Hunt Design's wayfinding program.

Grant's Tomb
We all know who's buried in Grant's Tomb, but where is it? Hunt Design will help you find it as part of a National Park Service signage assignment for historic sites in New York City.

  


San Diego Zoo
The world-famous zoo now features an all-new wayfinding and map design program by Hunt Design.
 



Charleston Navy Yard
Boston's historic homes of 'Old Ironsides' will feature signage planned by Hunt Design, continuing the firm's relationship with National Park Service.		  


Museum of Science and
Industry, Chicago
To help celebrate its 75th anniversary, the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago unveiled a new Hunt Design wayfinding program.
 

Texas Children's Hospital
Part of the country's largest medical center, Texas Children's has engaged Hunt Design to create a state-of-the-art donor recognition program for the new Jan and Dan Duncan Neurological Research Institute.

Los Angeles Community College District
Hunt Design continues it's long relationship with the LACCD with the addition of projects at LA Harbor College and LA City College. Both projects are being done in collaboration with HGA Architects.

  
Redondo Beach Gateways
Hunt Design continues its six-year
relationship with this famous beach
city with the debut of major gateways
at the City's famous harbor and
pier areas.