Environmental graphic design is no longer something you just stumble upon, but something that has become part of the design lexicon. It has gained interest among various disciplines beyond just graphic designers, it draws the attention of architects, interior designers, landscape architects, urban planners, and industrial designers.

Today, more and more designers are hearing clients request that sustainable products and processes be used in their projects. These clients spend extra time, effort, and funds creating a “green” or LEED certified building, not only because of the environmental benefits, but also for the community and long-term economic benefits.

New Jersey is the most densely populated and most culturally diverse state in the nation with more roadways per square mile than any other state. Because of the diversity of people, cultures, geography and tourist destinations, New Jersey is the perfect candidate for a statewide wayfinding plan.