The Graphic Solutions team celebrated our last Holiday Party at our Main Street location with neighbors and friends, enjoying delicious Mexican food, a slide show tribute to Graphic Solutions’ amazing history and a “white elephant” exchange.
We will be moving the second week of January to our new Kearny Mesa digs. More details will follow soon…
The job market was tight in 2018. Many traditional companies are making the physical work environment more enjoyable, offering a full array of amenities for work spaces that are flexible and fun.
Graphic Solutions created a comprehensive interior signage and environmental graphics program for a large utility company, used for ongoing renovations throughout their corporate campuses.
As we wrap up another successful year, we want to thank our clients and creative partners. The very core of our success is working together with our owners, other design professionals and stakeholders. Great things happen when great minds come together!
“Shared Governance”: Southwestern College–students, faculty and staff inspect mock-ups for new wayfinding signs to ensure optimum accessibility.
Increased enrollment spurred California community colleges to expand and develop new campuses. In some cases, they partner with private sources of funding for new development. They are also focusing on refurbishing outdated buildings and student housing to incorporate technologies and amenities to enhance the learning experience.
Now, more than ever, colleges need wayfinding programs which are accessible and comprehensible to visitors and students of all backgrounds and abilities.
Southwestern College ID
San Diego City College Building ID
As we wrap up another successful year, we want to thank our clients and creative partners. The very core of our success is working together with our clients, other design professionals and stakeholders. Great things happen when great minds come together!
Graphic Solutions excels in collaborating with key stakeholders
This year, we saw a growing emphasis for cities, particularly downtowns and gateway districts, to implement branding strategies. Many of our clients saw increased Economic Development as improved branding created a stronger sense of place.
City of Commerce brand logo
City of Commerce banners
The evolving “sharing economy” along with convenient, electric-powered modes of transportation, are changing the way people move. City leaders need wayfinding programs for “complete streets” that incorporate safe options for multi-modal transportation. See San Diego’s Midway/Pacific Highway “Urban Greening Plan” below.
Midway-Pacific Highway Community ID
Midway-Pacific Hwy. vehicle directional
Bike and Pedestrian directionals
As we wrap up another successful year, we want to thank our clients and creative partners. The very core of our success is working together with our owners, other design professionals and stakeholders. Great things happen when great minds come together!
From left to right: Ruben Andrews, Principal, John O’Connell, Retired, Simon Andrews, Principal and Frank Mando, Design Manager
Our Fun and Freaky Halloween/Anniversary Party–powered by insane creativity and out of the box thinking– featured unusual, fun games, “Soul” food and an art project for each staff member to transform a common styrofoam head into a new person or creature.
Common styrofoam head
Dead Ringer ring toss, Clown Hole organ toss and Eye Popper eye ball toss
