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25.01.2022 Helping visitors find their way with some new signage for @beerenbergfarm #wayfinding #signagedesign #design #australia Photography @david_sievers_photography

25.01.2022 Challenging the idea of what a traditional library space looks like. . Interpretive signage for Seymour College's Learning & Innovation Centre. . Collaboration with @swanbury_penglase ... Photography @david_sievers_photography #signage #interpretivesignage #exhibitiondesign See more

24.01.2022 Its been quite the honour to work with Author Kim Scott to design his powerful words into the new Perth Stadium façade. 68 Precast panels etched with Noongar and English poetry will wrap the entire stadium! Read more about it here...

24.01.2022 Adventure Awaits... Sneak peak at sandblasting on site today #adlsignage #sandblasting #placemaking

23.01.2022 As part of a $31M redevelopment of the Higher Courts, our comprehensive wayfinding signage system enables public, judges, juries, lawyers and staff to understand and navigate a sometimes high stress courts environment. Clean, crisp lines and solid colour creates contrast against heritage walls and soft timber to create beauty and gravitas. Designed to be seen and not seen signs are there when you need them, otherwise falling back to let the architecture and heritage steal... the show. Architecture - @hassell_studio @_baukultur Signage Production - @eceptsignage #wayfinding #wayfindingsignage #signage

21.01.2022 Watching the final touches go on to our Higher Courts Redevelopment signage... Although striking in its simplicity, the signage strategy and ensuing design meets a complex set of requirements. More pic's and info to come... Signage production - @eceptsignage ... Architecture - @hassell_studio @_baukultur #wayfinding #signage See more

20.01.2022 Throwback Thursday // Earlier this year 28 Leigh St underwent a fancy facade upgrade to open it up to one of Adelaide's most vibrant laneways, changing the way users navigated the spaces. Featuring beautiful heritage red brick and black steel, we thought it only fair to design the signage to sit back and let the building do all the talking.

18.01.2022 A process movie of our latest project in WA for the new Perth Stadium. Piñata was engaged to visually interpret Author Kim Scott's poem Kaya into an artwork, etched into the Stadium's precast facade. A few nervey moments watching the precast go in, respect to the crane drivers and their nerves of steel! Architect // HASSELL Subcontractor // Delta Corporation

18.01.2022 The opening of Seymour Colleges new Learning & Innovation Centre today was a true demonstration of its rich Indigenous and Scottish histories. An exciting project to deliver, congratulations to Seymour College, Swanbury Penglase and the project team. More pics soon.

17.01.2022 A detail of our wayfinding signage for Beerenberg. The family strawberry patch is where it all began for this iconic brand... #wayfinding #signagedesign #lasercut #australia Photography David Sievers

17.01.2022 A public engagement campaign for City of Adelaide - How do you like your laneways? directly asks the community for feedback through a series of posters, coasters and postcards. Concept and Art Direction // Piñata Poster Photography // Jonathan Vdk Copywriter // Lush Logic

16.01.2022 Our latest wayfinding signage and graphics project - welcoming existing and future students to the University of Adelaide. Photography by David Sievers Photography. Architecture/Interiors by Phillips / Pilkington Architects. Signage Construction by ecept

15.01.2022 Welcome to Strathalbyn! Our Town Signage design tells the story of the beautiful, historical township beyond... #placemaking #wayfinding #wayfindingdesign

12.01.2022 Piñata is proud to be delivering signage and graphics for the first stage of this exciting development for Seymour College - the Learning & Innovation Centre!

11.01.2022 Telling the @beerenbergfarm story with interpretive signage, all the way back to the 'jam from grandma's pan.' #wayfinding #signagedesign #design #australia #exhibitiondesign Architecture @swanbury_penglase Photography @david_sievers_photography

09.01.2022 Those Monday blues... A look at our branding statement signage for St Peters Girls. Collaborating with @swanbury_penglase & @option_a_signage... Photography @david_sievers_photography #signage #wayfinding

08.01.2022 With flexible spaces comes flexible signage Our stacking block signs are designed to be smart - swap or move to respond to a change in the environment. Check out more about the Salisbury Community Hub project on our website - link in bio. ... Photography @david_sievers_photography & Piñata #wayfinding #signage

08.01.2022 This time 5 years ago construction was finishing up on this mammoth hospital wayfinding project in Midlands WA, designed by our Director Susie with HASSELL. With an overall project value of $360M, the signage strategy was full of complexity and design thinking (just the way we like it!). Scope for the SJOG Hospital included internal and external wayfinding, placemaking graphics, vehicle and pedestrian signage. Photography - @peterbennettstudio #wayfinding #wayfindingdesign #healthwayfinding #healthcare

06.01.2022 A few glimpses of our latest signage project for St Peters Girls School in this video of the students exploring their new space...

05.01.2022 In 2015 Piñata worked with author Kim Scott to create a graphic interpretation of his poem, Kaya, to feature on the Perth Stadium facade. The graphic wraps the stadium, etched into 60 panels of the concrete facade. Opened in 2018, this interpretive artwork is a celebration of sport and the Noongar community. Collaboration with @hassell_studio, @formwa, Kim Scott, Whadjuk Working Party Photography Peter Bennetts #signage #interpretivesignage #placemaking

05.01.2022 #Repost Nice little write up from @citymagadl for our craftiest client @smallbeer_au #branding #graphicdesign #SmallBeer: The subscription service youve been waiting for Evan Hayes knows what todays beer drinkers want good beer that appears with little-to-no-effort at your door. read more at citymag.com.au