HABITAT
FOUND developed the signage, wayfinding, and environmental graphics for Habitat, one of Los Angeles’ most ambitious mixed-use campuses — a live-work-thrive destination rising at the city’s geographic center, where Culver City meets the heart of LA. Set on three-and-a-half transit-oriented acres beside the La Cienega/Jefferson Metro station, Habitat weaves together a 12-story residential tower, a six-story creative office building, and an acre of integrated parkland into a single, walkable ecosystem built to galvanize the content capital of the world.
The Layers
Being inspired by SHoP’s Hills and Valleys terracing concepts, we developed a graphic system around the campus’s stacking — designing and crafting multiple shapes based on placement and relevance, including a custom stacked typeface drawn for the project. The signage integrates into the landscape rather than sitting on top of it, built into the terraces and planting so the park, residences, and workplace read as one connected campus.
In collaboration with Lendlease, SHoP Architects, Steinberg Hart, Kelly Wearstler, Jules Wilson, A+I, and RELM.
Scope & location:
Signage · Wayfinding · Environmental Graphics
Los Angeles, CA