Architecture signage

Image 18 of 56 from gallery of The Albert Schweitzer Community Centre / mobile architectural office. Photograph by Cyrille Lallement

Montclair Place, located in the suburbs of Los Angeles, is a retail development featuring a food hall as well as a number of shopping and entertainment offerings. Built in the 1960’s, it was the only indoor retail center in Riverside County. Finding itself in need of a visual update, RSM Design worked to update the center. The team created a new brand identity and graphics package for the Moreno Street Market, and a wayfinding signage system that complements the existing architecture.

Identity and signage for a promenade and park in the heart of a new multi-use development in Boston’s Seaport district.

RSM Design developed the project vision, identity and brand tool-kit that established the marketing voice for the project. Our team extended the brand voice into a site-wide signage and graphics family that reflected the modern agrarian soul. This family of elements wove into the architecture, stree

Weaving in natural design elements such as wood details complimented by contemporary black and white material finishes, the RSM Design team worked to integrate a wayfinding signage plan for the Orange County park that guides visitors to and from amenities.

With Ghost Rivers, the designer Bruce Willen calls attention to Baltimore’s buried streams. By Timothy A. Schuler “What would a monument to [a] river look like?” This was the question that Bruce Willen asked himself in the summer of 2020. The artist and founder of Baltimore’s Public Mechanics design studio was, like a lot of

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