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Woodland Park Zoo – Exhibit Graphics

SuperGraphics produced and installed vibrant exhibit graphics for Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, showcasing custom environmental signage

location

Seattle

date

October

products

Experiential Environmental

Wild Graphics 🦎 

 

Client Goals

The Woodland Park Zoo wanted their new reptile exhibit to be both fun and educational. They envisioned vibrant, informational graphics paired with 3D animal cutouts to create an engaging and interactive experience for visitors.

Challenges

This project came together smoothly thanks to strong collaboration with the zoo’s team. Clear design decks and upfront communication allowed us to plan every detail carefully. In-person meetings to review colors, materials, and installation ensured everyone was on the same page. A pre-production walkthrough with the client and installer made installation straightforward, with all hardware and plans ready to go.

Unique Features

The highlight of the project was the animal cutouts, especially the life-sized crocodile! The 3D cutouts on the main reptile wall added an extra layer of excitement to the space. For durability in wet conditions, we used strong, long-lasting materials that could stand up to the exhibit’s environment. Our tailored installation solutions ensured that the graphics brought the zoo’s vision to life.

Client Feedback

The zoo’s team loved how easy it was to work with us. They appreciated the consistent communication and organization throughout the project. The final results exceeded their expectations, and they were thrilled with how smoothly everything came together.

Additional Insights

We created a custom color profile to match other vendor materials perfectly. Multiple meetings with design, production, and installation teams ensured the project flowed seamlessly. This kind of teamwork made the process efficient and allowed us to deliver a one-of-a-kind exhibit. 

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