Site Identification Signs
These can vary greatly in size, shape, materials and cost. To start, community limitations on height and size need to be determined, and a site plan is usually needed. Size of graphics will also depend upon viewing distance, and speed of traffic. Determine whether it will be ground or wall mounted. If on a wall, the wall elevation and viewing sight lines will provide starting points for the sign layout. If illumination is appropriate, consider ground or internal illumination, and how it will be controlled (timer, mechanical switch, photo-electric cell).
MCI Sign Hilltop Sign AP Tech Sign Bebco Sign
A-1. Brass reverse can letters on stainless steel background. Michigan Avenue, Chicago. A-2. Rework of existing sign structure with new form and graphics. Aluminum structure with cut-out graphics. Internally illuminated. A-3. Aluminum site sign with slide in additions for "positions available". Corporate identity by Graphic Services. A-4. Entrance sign built for existing concrete base.
Mallard Lake Sign Epiphany Sign
A-5. Internally illuminated sign box with "push-thru" graphics. A-6. Limestone on masonry base, gold anodized, flat cut dimensional letters.
Bisco Entrance Sign TM Antenna Golfcentre Sign Lincoln Square Entrance
A-7. Entrance sign built for existing concrete base. A-8. Internally illuminated aluminum structure, using identity program elements designed by our affiliate, Graphic Services. A-9. Identification sign for commercial center with changeable tenant identification. A-10. Aluminum site sign with changeable polycarbonate tenant identification.
Healthcare Centers Sign LCP Entrance Sign
A-11. Internally illuminated site sign developed as identity for a series of healthcare centers in several communities. A-12. Clean anodized aluminum flat cut plates with cut out graphics "float" off the background surface, on a polished granite base.
Woodfield Sign 1 Woodfield Sign 2 Pikwik Sign Pikwik/Walgreen's
A-13. Site identification for two class A buildings in a corporate campus setting, using aluminum structures painted with textured epoxy finishes. Changeable black tenant identification bands have flat cut aluminum letters. A-14. These shopping center signs were designed by Generic to mimic the Frank Lloyd Wright influence of the building architecture.
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