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AMRC Multicultural Centre

  • November 19, 2018
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The AMRC (Australian Migrant Resource Centre) is the leading settlement and multicultural community development agency in South Australia, providing services and programs to assist new arrival refugees and other migrants.

When moving into a newly built five-story building in Adelaide’s CBD, new external and interior signage were required, and AMRC hired We’re Open for the task.

The signage solutions draw upon the client’s new identity developed to coincide with construction of the new building. Floors are distinguished by the use of different pattern elements pulled from the logo. Large-scale painted graphics transform working spaces, stairwells and lift areas and reflect the diverse cultures occupying the building. This is complemented by more detailed architectural signage.

Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com
Environmental graphics and interior design for AMRC. Designed by We're Open. @enviromeant.com

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Mariana Pacheco is a visual designer, founder of Design Etiquette. She specializes in branding and web design. She loves Environmental Graphics Design as well.

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@joannebyrne.hello designed this signage system for Dublin’s Docklands. The signage highlights six sites of interest along the Dublin Docklands section of the River Liffey. Illustrations accompany the description of each place of interest, most of which can be seen from the location of the panel. The title is fret cut from powder-coated metal and the design is screen printed.
Beautiful signage system designed by @joannebyrne.hello for Dublin’s Docklands.⠀
@joannebyrne.hello designed this signage system for Dublin’s Docklands. The signage highlights six sites of interest along the Dublin Docklands section of the River Liffey. Illustrations accompany the description of each place of interest, most of which can be seen from the location of the panel. The title is fret cut from powder-coated metal and the design is screen printed.
Who doesn't love a life-size Scrabble? By @dlr_group 😍⠀
Textural typography for Li Ka Shing Library, part of Singapore Management University (SMU), created by @there_design⠀⠀
Incredible mural and space @WeWork Rio Claro 241.⠀

The boundaries of design continue to blur, different disciplines start to merge, and the visualization of brand identity and communication start to widen.

Environmental graphic design is a discipline that merges architecture, interior, & graphic design in order to produce an integrated brand identity, create clear signage systems, and produce interactive and exciting environments.

Enviromeant is a showcase of the best and most interesting projects in the field of EGD.

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At Enviromeant we are always looking for interesting projects which accomplish to combine architecture, interior and graphic design. If you want to showcase your work, just send us an mail to submit@enviromeant.com with the images (Minimum 1800px wide) and a description of your project. We’ll be happy to review it for submission.

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