An interior directory sign with clear-coated brushed stainless-steel panels which will are to be decorated with vinyl graphics and lettering. The disk at the base of the directory has an etched and infill-painted logo.
This wayfinding display wraps the corner of a column and has an internal aluminum square tube frame.
The faces are routed and painted with a high-contrast color scheme and have white acrylic push-thru lettering which illuminate at night.
This map directory sign for Denver’s West 40 Art District is internally illuminated and has deep fabricated aluminum letters attached to the top of the display. The sides are routed aluminum, backed with white acrylic which also illuminate.
These wayfinding displays have support columns fabricated from four steel angle beams welded together and are attached to a break-away base on concrete caissons. The high-contrast colors are easily recognizable at a distance to first-time viewers to help guide them to their destination.
An example of interior signage combining a metal border, metal raised letters and symbols and raised braille on a wood backer.
A layered ADA sign combining a wood backer, acrylic panels and raised acrylic symbols, letters, and braille.
A clear acrylic backer with 2nd surface graphics, raised letters and grade 2 braille.
Another example of interior ADA signage incorporating various materials such as wood, brushed metal and raised lettering.
Raised white acrylic symbols and lettering on brushed aluminum with clear braille.
Double-layered clear acrylic panels with 2nd surface paint and raised lettering and clear braille.
