Source: Mass Live
Driving around downtown Worcester, you may have noticed some new sleek, brightly-colored signs popping up.
These wayfinding signs are part of a project to add public art and a sense of identity to some of Worcester’s neighborhoods and popular locations.
As of right now, there are four district identifiers being installed: Shrewsbury Street, Washington Square, Salisbury Street and MLK Jr. Boulevard.
The identifiers were designed by Selbert Perkins Design. A sampling of the firm’s work for the city is on the SPD website, offering a look at a completed downtown district wayfinding sign.
Public art will be integrated into the base of each identifier. Once the artwork is installed, the city plans to release more information.

