Rockefeller Park Greenhouse Signage
The City of Cleveland and IKM Architecture partnered to renovate the historic Rockefeller Park Greenhouse and adjacent admin buildings, including new signage to distinguish staff areas from public park space while honoring the site’s historic character.
After meeting with stakeholders, I audited existing park signage, identifying key elements like the red Tree of Life symbol and green lattice pattern. With no digital assets available, I used Adobe Fonts’ Visual Search to match the original typeface and recreated the graphics in Illustrator.
I presented blade sign concepts inspired by existing styles. The Admin Office chose a design featuring a perforated Tree of Life cutout, while Urban Forestry selected a bold vertical sign with matching brackets. I collaborated with a local fabricator to ensure feasibility and prep files for production. The project’s success led to an expanded site-wide signage scope.
Scope
Stakeholder Engagement
Art Direction
Visual Design
Fabrication Vendor Coordination
Photography
Team
Adam Yaracs, Project Manager
Larry Pol, Project Architect
Steve Stauffer, Architectural Renderings
Existing Conditions
Urban Forestry
Greenhouse Administrative Office
Entry Sign & Bracket
Site Photos












