Clinton College Wayfinding System
Case Study
How do you create a sense of place for
a college community.
GOALS
As part of a larger rebranding assignment, Clinton College needed to create campus identity wayfinding and signage to mark the sense of place within the community. The Clinton College campus sign system includes four distinct components. These sign types will take visual cues from
the college’s overall brand standards.
RESULTS
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The Clinton College entrance signs acknowledge major entrances, as well as new approach portals. These signs delineate the “sense of entrance” and provide a “sense of place” at strategic locations. Pedestrian wayfinding helps visitors to navigate campus. Building and Residential Hall signs identify buildings on the Clinton College
SCOPE OF WORK
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Wayfinding System
Environmental Design
campus. The structure on all signs includes a black aluminum frame and aluminum panels to display graphics. The entrance sign consists of an LED message board cabinet below supported on a masonry foundation. Vinyl graphics are printed on 3/16” solar grade Lexan polycarbonate and fixed to an aluminum panel.
CREDITS
Client: Clinton College, Rock Hill, South Carolina
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Design by: Sababa Design
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Construction by: Jim Brown Signs
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Photography by: Mike Baker
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