Glover Country Experience

INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE | PLACEMAKING

CHALLENGE
Stage 2 of the Glover Country Experience, a cultural tourism project celebrating landscape artist John Glover, required interpretive installations connecting visitors to the original locations of his paintings at the heritage-listed Patterdale property.

APPROACH
I worked closely with the client to develop the successful funding submission and, following approval, designed the interpretive signage and supporting collateral. The visual system was carefully crafted to balance heritage sensitivity with contemporary communication, enhancing wayfinding and storytelling. I liaised with suppliers and stakeholders throughout to ensure the signage was practical, visually engaging, and site-appropriate.

OUTCOME
The project delivered a cohesive, site-sensitive signage system across eight vantage points, strengthening visitor engagement, deepening understanding of Glover’s work, and enriching the overall sense of place.

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