Forge Media + Design

In 2012, Forge was challenged to implement a compelling and effective wayfinding solution on a restricted budget for Infrastructure Ontario’s headquarters at 222 Jarvis Street in Toronto.

As a provincial government office, meeting rooms were named after towns across Ontario, strengthening the building’s brand and creating memorable landmarks to help users find their way. The signage was carefully scaled to each space, with large-scale beacons in main public areas and smaller, more detailed wayfinding signs approaching the workspaces.

The result is an economical wayfinding solution that honours the building’s contemporary architecture with a cohesive, visually integrated design — one we’re proud to showcase as part of our 20th-anniversary celebration. Click through the album to explore the project!

🎃 Happy Halloween from Forge Media + Design! 🎃

We created this spooktacular animation for First Gulf at The Globe and Mail Centre in Toronto.

This illustration is a single piece of digital illustration, spanning all 12 vertical LED displays to create the illusion of looking out a series of windows into a haunted scene. Watch how the animation seamlessly flows from screen to screen!

We’re proud to have grown this installation into a full content service over the past 6-7 years, continually breathing new life into the space for tenants and visitors alike with the changing seasons.

Check out our case study to see how we humanize technology and space through our physical installations. 🔗 Link in bio!

⚠️ FILTER ALERT: No walls were harmed in the making of this post! 😉