Building support for a plan to make it safer and easier to travel around Glendale by bicycle.
KPA created trilingual (English/Armenian/Spanish) graphics for flyers, social media, outreach event boards and swag.
Bridging the digital divide with a free service assisting Californians in obtaining low-cost internet and devices as well as assistance for students and job seekers.
A California State Library-funded campaign featuring flyers, bookmarks, direct mail, online and print advertising, website and radio ads.
Client: City of Santa Monica
Clearly communicating with affected residents and businesses in a popular and iconic area.
Construction signage and community outreach for a four-mile upgrade of the world famous Santa Monica Boardwalk.
Promoting healthy lifestyles to encourage community participation.
Working within design guidelines, KPA created trilingual meeting materials, signage, and outreach materials for a highly diverse community master plan surrounding 90+ acres around the historic General Hospital.
Encouraging community participation for a safer and more accessible Costa Mesa.
Logo design and bilingual graphics to support community walk audits.
Encouraging virtual participation for a major downtown project.
Bilingual (English/Spanish) graphics to support virtual community workshops and stakeholder outreach and engagement efforts.
Client: Conoco Phillips
Communications materials for client’s cleaner tech initiatives.
Design elements include folder and fact sheets outlining client’s multiple approaches to cleaner operations, emissions reduction, and sustainable development programs.
Serving a diverse community through a multi-faceted approach.
Variety of materials to reach businesses, residents, temples, and community organizations adjacent to the project location.
Client: Carmel Partners
Communications materials for new residential development in Pasadena, CA.
Design elements include KPA-provided photos of local architectural features to communicate the client’s vision to fully integrate a new residential development into the look and feel of the surrounding neighborhood.
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