The Marianne and Edward Gibson Art Museum is a new cultural space dedicated to inclusive learning and critical inquiry through the visual arts. Designed by Hariri Pontarini, the new museum is a single-story, mass-timber building sited amongst the trees at the gateway to campus.

Extending the identity system IN-FO.CO developed for the museum—built around a bottom-aligned Marfa wordmark and a secondary mark drawn from the building's plan—the signage program cuts letterforms directly into Muntz metal arbors at the building's front and back entrances, integrating the identity into the architecture itself. IN-FO.CO also designed a flexible template system for exhibition graphics and programming signage, supporting the museum's rotating displays and community-facing exhibitions.