I designed interpretive displays and environmental graphics for the Northwest Territories Visitor Centre at the 60th Parallel. The work includes national park panels, maps, an official languages display and entrance signage, combining landscape photography and information design with the practical requirements of large-format production and installation.
National Parks Interpretive Displays
A coordinated series of large-format interpretive panels introducing visitors to four of the Northwest Territories' national parks: Tuktut Nogait, Nahanni, Aulavik and Wood Buffalo. Combining dramatic landscape photography, detailed mapping and park-specific information, the displays use a consistent visual framework while giving each destination its own identity. Designed for the Northwest Territories Visitor Centre at the 60th Parallel, the series helps travellers discover the extraordinary diversity of Canada's North.
Tuktut Nogait National Park
Aulavik National Park
Wood Buffalo National Park
Nahanni National Park Reserve
Northwest Territories National Parks Map
National Parks Interpretive Displays — 60th Parallel Visitor Centre
Official Languages of the Northwest Territories
A large-format interpretive display celebrating the linguistic and cultural diversity of the Northwest Territories. Featuring a custom colour-coded map identifying the geographic distribution of the territory’s official languages, the design combines cartography, typography and information graphics to make complex cultural and geographic information accessible to visitors. Created for the 60th Parallel Visitor Centre, the panel highlights the rich Indigenous heritage and multilingual character of Canada's North.
Official Languages of the Northwest Territories Signage — 60th Parallel Visitor Centre
60th Parallel Visitor Centre Entrance Signage
A large-format environmental graphic designed to welcome visitors to the Northwest Territories at the 60th Parallel Visitor Centre. Working from architectural drawings, the design was carefully developed to fit the existing structure while accommodating lighting, electrical outlets and other physical constraints. The result combines dramatic imagery, typography and a strong sense of place to create an engaging introduction to Canada's North.
Northwest Territories Welcome Sign — 60th Parallel Visitor Centre
