Project info
Client Shaw Investments
A Neighborhood Market Filled with Flavor, Craft, & Community
Client Shaw Investments
Glendora Public Market preserves the strong history of the San Gabriel Valley. The 1940’s warehouse building was originally a Wonder Bread factory. No longer in use, in 2018 the site began a restoration process in order to turn the destination into a space for the community once again. RSM Design was invited to join the team to celebrate the story and history of the site through the tenant signage and specialty graphic pieces.
The exposed brick, barrel vault ceilings, and wooden truss inspired the RSM team to create a dynamic and classic gathering place within the reclaimed historic space. By using a mix of industrial style lighting, murals, and wooden bread palettes as an art piece, RSM Design created a space that successfully balances modern tenants with the historic architecture.
Exposed brick, barrel vault ceilings, and wooden trusses shape a timeless gathering place within the reclaimed historic space.
Wooden bread paddles become canvases for tenant signage, adding a lighthearted, handcrafted feel.
Design reaches into every corridor and corner, ensuring the entire space feels alive with character.
Service
Public Art & Murals