Communication for a Change
Watershed Moment Communication designed outdoor interpretive signs for Hillside Centre to showcase development improvements that slow rainwater flows into Bowker Creek and improve water quality. Hillside Mall, built in 1962, has the one of the largest hardscape parking areas in the watershed. Fourteen acres of surface parking put stormwater directly into Bowker Creek, eroding the …
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Port Moody Evergreen Station Art This public art project for the Translink Evergreen Line was completed by Watershed Moment for the Port Moody Arts and Culture Committee. The art depicts the life of the salmon from egg to smolt … the exodus of juvenile salmon to the ocean … then the adults’ return to the river …
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Relationship, Scale and Design Considerations This interpretive sign design illustrates the pre-colonial and industrial history of the dam and a remarkable return of salmon to the Coquitlam River. Red is used as photo caption background colour, is an appropriate highlight colour selected from the photo of the spawning salmon and stands out in contrast on …
Watershed Moment Communication provided document design for the report, Creating a Walkable Shelbourne Community. This report was accepted as a reference to the Shelbourne Valley Action Plan by the Saanich municipal planning department.
