Markets

The same face, across the buildings that wear it out.

Each card is a studio photograph of a finished sign, chosen for that kind of building. The smaller image is the preview model of a related face. No client or building is named.

Professional sports arenas
Maximum occupancy
Assembly rooms post a formed occupancy load. The same one-piece face is what concourse traffic actually hits.
Preview model of a restroom identification sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
College and semi-pro venues
Main gym
Athletic rooms and the academic rooms on the same campus can be one tactile package, formed the same way.
Preview model of a room identification sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Hospitality
Wash hands
Kitchens, bars, and service halls are washed down every shift. The letters are the plastic, so the copy stays put.
Preview model of a suite and unit sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Healthcare
Patient room
Rooms and departments get aggressive cleaning. The letters are the plastic, so there is no bead or appliqué to dislodge.
Preview model of a directional sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Multifamily
Mail
Mail, amenities, parking, and unit IDs. The same one-piece face, repeated across a building.
Preview model of a suite and unit sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Retirement
Tactile map
A raised floor plan for buildings people live in and learn by touch. The lines and the labels are formed, not applied.
Preview model of a exit and stair sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Government
Egress path
Stair, egress path, and floor identification for public buildings. Confirm photoluminescent faces for interior egress.
Preview model of a photoluminescent egress sign. The photograph above is the finished face.
Education
Classroom
Classrooms, labs, and athletics. Room signs that students and staff will hit, clean, and still be able to read.
Preview model of a room identification sign. The photograph above is the finished face.