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Signage System

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KK-Park Signage System

KK-Park

KK-Park is a signage system for a cultural and leisure block in Yancheng, China. The site, a former playground, was renovated as a place for cultural exchange between China and South Korea. The design reinterprets Korean elements, including the ribbons of traditional Korean costume, the traditional color scheme known as Obangsaek and the strokes of Korean characters. The signs follow the belt-like loop of the site. Tall wayfinding signs stand near each entrance to guide visitors. The boards are made of bent stainless steel, prefabricated and installed on site.

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Guangdong Ecological Belt Signage System

Guangdong Ecological Belt

Guangdong Ecological Belt is a signage system created for rivers and lakes in Guangdong province, China. The system is themed around water and shows the cultural characteristics of different cities, while keeping a unified appearance. A standard industrial structure and modular parts allow simple assembly, easy maintenance and lower costs. Anti-theft screws are used for safety. The signs are made in two sizes, 300 by 80 by 2200 millimetres and 600 by 80 by 2200 millimetres. The system also shares knowledge about water conservancy and the protection of water sources.

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Ginkgo Swan Lake Signage System

Ginkgo Swan Lake

Ginkgo Swan Lake is a signage system designed for a park in Jiaxing, China. The shapes and colors are taken from the ginkgo leaf and the swan. The outline of ginkgo leaves and the white color of swans define the visual style of the series. Each sign is cut from thick stainless steel plate with a hollowed pattern, so light and shadow remain clear by day and by night. Several styles can be customized and combined into one family. Placed along different routes, the signs guide visitors and spread them evenly across the park.

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