Zeppelin Station Signage & Wayfinding — Zeppelin Station
Zeppelin Station, an adaptive-reuse food hall and transit stop along Denver's RTD A Line, opened in 2018 with a modular vendor-signage and wayfinding system by Wunder Werkz and architecture by Stephen Dynia Architects; it was recognized in the Communication Arts Design Competition, Environmental Graphics category.
| Venue | Zeppelin Station |
|---|---|
| Project type | Installation |
| Status | Completed |
| Year completed | 2018 |
| Technologies | modular pegboard signage, exterior LED display |
Credits
| Firm | Role | Note |
|---|---|---|
| wunder-werkz | Environmental Graphics & Wayfinding | |
| dynia-architects | Architecture |
Description
The signage system uses a custom steel pegboard with interchangeable plates so vendor pricing and offerings can be updated without visual clutter across nine food vendors, two bars, and three retail concepts; a 25-foot exterior LED screen displays train times and notifications.