Carlton Learning Precinct Signage
By Nexus Designs
Encapsulating the Carlton Primary School, Family Services and Early Learning Centre, the Carlton Learning Precinct celebrates inclusion, acceptance, diversity, and fun. Reflecting the values and services of this important community zone, external and internal building identification, signage, and wayfinding prioritises clarity and form to aid user journeys, while its vibrant and playful personality engages and welcomes staff and visitors.
Inspired by the structure and colour found in flags and educational toys, combinations of shape and colour form the core visual identity – whether expressed as three-dimensional street sculpture or slimline internal room identification, these bold, youthful, and cost-effective solutions provide visual links between public and private spaces and complement the architecture and interior finishes.
Carlton Learning Precinct Melbourne
Council, Education & Public Spaces
Signage & Wayfinding Design
Production Management
Rhiannon Slatter Photography
AGDA Design Awards 2021
Finalist, Spatial Design
Victorian Premiers Design Awards 2021
Finalist, Communication Design
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Carlton Learning Precinct Signage
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For over five decades, Nexus Designs has created enduring and personal design, expressing authenticity and bringing delight. Multi-disciplinary to the core, we offer a true integrated service of interior design, product development, colour and trend analysis, graphic design and communication, working within the residential, commercial, government, education and building product manufacturing sectors.
Embodying the unstoppable search for timeless and functional design championed by our founder Janne Faulkner AM, our studio is bright, adaptable and spirited, interesting as much as we are interested, and endlessly inspired by the colour and form found within the unique Australian natural and built environments.
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