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Supergraphics are large-scale graphic design installations that transform architecture and public spaces. From the bold, colourful statements of the 1960s and 70s to the sophisticated, integrated designs of today, supergraphics have become an essential element of environmental design. This book provides the first comprehensive survey of this exciting field, tracing its history and exploring its diverse applications. Featuring over 300 illustrations, it showcases the work of leading designers and architects, examining how supergraphics are used to define spaces, communicate identity, and enhance user experience. The Field Guide to Supergraphics is an indispensable resource for designers, architects, students, and anyone interested in the power of visual communication in the built environment.