Interpretive displays and signage

Schramm Design specializes in interpretive projects from three dimensional interactive designs to small historical plaques. Teaching is a process of communication that can only occur when you get the viewer's interest.

We have worked on major projects such as:

• Parks Canada and BC Parks
  • Coast Smart signage
  • Nu-chah-nulth Trail signs in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
  • Interpretive sign series, northern BC
    
    
• Municipal and First Nations communities
  • Way-finding and extensive interpretive signs in Ucluelet and Tofino
  • Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ, Tla-o-qui-aht, Huu-ay-aht and Toquaht Governments and First Nation community projects.
    
    
• Non-profit societies
  • Dozens of interpretive signs can be seen on Ucluelet's Wild Pacific Trail.
    
  • Historic sign series in Bamfield
  • Interpretive signs on Swan Lake, Dawson, BC
    
    
• Museum or indoor displays for various organizations.

Schramm Design is also very supportive of many non-profit groups such as the Wild Pacific Trail Society, the Ucluelet and Area Historical Society and PRAS.

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