Signage, Wayfinding, and Donor Recognition
As the San Antonio Botanical Garden expanded and redefined its entry experience, Page created a wayfinding and donor recognition program that seamlessly integrates with the lush landscape and architecture. Partnering with Ten Eyck Landscape Architects, we designed a clear, unobtrusive signage system that guides visitors through the new entry sequence, themed gardens, and plazas—enhancing the journey without overwhelming the natural beauty.
Designed to complement rather than compete with its natural surroundings, the graphics program balances clarity with moments of vibrant expression. Every element subtly directs movement while celebrating the garden’s dynamic character, ensuring a welcoming and immersive experience in the heart of San Antonio.
Wayfinding
An invitation to all
The expansion enhanced the footprint with programming and displays that showcase botanical diversity while educating visitors and promoting environmental stewardship. It connects visitors to the natural world, where art, music, entertainment, and play bring people together.
Donor recognition
Donor recognition elements are thoughtfully woven into the garden’s landscape and specialty spaces, designed to complement the natural surroundings. Subtle yet meaningful, they blend seamlessly—sometimes with a vibrant pop of color—celebrating donor generosity while enhancing the visitor experience.
A playful spin
Designed to move with a simple touch, these donor elements invite movement, interaction, and play.
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