All the credit must go to the client for their inspired concept. We designed the logo, uniforms and signage for this San Francisco financial district restaurant. Its walls are lined with sixteen 4' x 10' panels each filled with quotes about what people believe. They are grouped by subject and then juxtaposed for effect. It is Italian peasant food at its best. Mangia!
After designing an award winning logo for the Lafayette Library and Learning Center, Alterpop spent five years working with the city of Lafayette and the project architects, Killefer Flammang, on the signage for the site. The identity and the wayfinding signage is meant to compliment and harmoniously blend into the Bay Area inspired architectural style of the building.
With Sputnik, the faculty nominated student design team, Alterpop designed and produced these signs for the San Francisco campus of the California College of the Arts.
This 144-acre site is the third largest residential development in the country. In addition to the re-branding of the project, including naming, identity, and a variety of printed collateral, Alterpop also developed a comprehensive signage program and the sales office interior.
This is one of three retirement community signage systems Alterpop developed for the Episcopal Homes Foundation, picking up on cues from the décor and architecture, the system uses a variety of subtle colors and soothing patterns that enhance the interior environment.
Alterpop designed a series of interpretive signs located along the Tiburon walking and bike path, that juxtaposed etched historical photos with present day panoramas.
Located at the historic corner of Market and Montgomery Streets, One Post Plaza is a popular shopping alcove in San Francisco's financial district. The project included site identification as well as an informational kiosk and transit signage.