ONE MAN'S TRASH WAYFINDING

Wayfinding signage for the entrance to the Landfill.

Week 09 One Man's Trash

Recycling ampersand could be a potential direction for a consistent logo for the landfill recycling center.



This logo in combination with a LANDFILL & RECYCLING sign, that helps direct people to the landfill from Ohiro Rd.



Background images sourced from google maps

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