George Washington University: Environmental Graphics

What Was The Problem?

EPI Colorspace completed a full-scale environmental graphics installation for The George Washington University’s Giving Day campaign, producing and installing branded graphics across multiple interior and exterior campus locations within a compressed installation schedule.

What Did We Do?

The project included large-format elevator wraps, stair riser graphics, pole banners, and custom Tempietto flags designed to maintain visual consistency across high-traffic pedestrian areas throughout campus.

Graphics were produced using commercial-grade adhesive vinyl systems selected for both short-term event performance and clean removability after campaign completion. Elevator and stair graphics required precise panel alignment and surface preparation to ensure smooth application across architectural surfaces with minimal visible seams or lifting.

Exterior pole banners and Tempietto flags were fabricated for outdoor durability and installed to withstand variable weather conditions while maintaining color vibrancy and structural stability throughout the event duration.

Installation sequencing was coordinated across multiple campus zones to minimize disruption while maintaining consistent placement, spacing, and branding visibility throughout the activation.

Project highlights

• Large-format adhesive vinyl production
• Elevator wrap installation
• Stair riser graphic alignment
• Pole banner fabrication & mounting
• Custom Tempietto flag production
• Multi-location installation coordination
• Interior & exterior environmental graphics
• Event-focused removable vinyl systems

What Was the Result?

The completed installation transformed standard campus infrastructure into a cohesive branded environment that reinforced the Giving Day campaign through continuous visual engagement across the university.

Installed work