Rain Room

A distinct, graphic expression and signage for Random International’s Rain Room for the Jackalope Art Collection

Pavement signage to Rain Room

Carpark and pedestrian entry signage illuminated for evening sessions

Carpark wayfinding signage

Lift activation environmental graphics

Jackalope and Rain Room graphic elements

Representing a significant acquisition to the Jackalope Art Collection founded by hotelier Louis Li, an identity and signage was sought for Random International’s Rain Room. Housed in a purpose-built pavilion designed by March Studio and situated at the top of the existing Prince of Wales carpark in St Kilda, the signage required a campaign-based response that celebrates the temporal nature of art installation. Evoking the Jackalope brand values and cementing the Jackalope connection with culture and art curation, the Jackalope brand typeface formed the foundation, extending the Rain Room as a distinctive, independent identity, yet inherently and iconically Jackalope. To guide visitors through a convoluted and hidden approach, the signage was planned as a trail of low-fi light boxes, banners, posters and wayfinding information directly applied to paving, carpark walls the lift interior and finally the pavilion itself.

  • Project Scope

    Branding

    Signage

  • Project Collaborators

    Architecture: March Studio

    Photography: Peter Bennetts and Sharyn Cairns

    Video: SIRAP