Offices and buildings

Visual communication for a building or office helps identify the location and guide people through it. A façade logo, entrance signs and interior elements benefit from being considered as one system.

From the task to a suitable solution

Send location photographs, a logo, approximate dimensions and the result you want. We can discuss letters or a lightbox, non-illuminated signage, window graphics, wayfinding and installation conditions. You do not need to choose a material in advance.

Before requesting a price

Include the location, visibility from the street, working height, access and available power. Timing and required documentation are discussed before production. The agreed scope and site conditions determine the final price.

Façade, entrance and navigation

Building graphics need to connect an identity visible from a distance with precise information at the entrance and inside. A roof or façade logo, tenant directory and floor signs each serve a different purpose. A consistent approach to lettering, colour and material helps retain clarity as information changes.

Technical information for a quotation

Include building photographs, proposed locations, approximate dimensions and installation height. Façade drawings and information about existing fixing points are useful when available. Illuminated elements also need an electrical connection and a practical maintenance route. Fixings cannot be selected safely from visual appearance alone.

Planning for long-term use

Consider changing tenant names, cleaning and access to lighting components during design. Identify elements that should be replaceable independently. Construction, surface preparation, access and any required approvals are clarified in the final technical proposal.

Can part of an existing sign system be retained?

The condition, materials and dimensions of the existing parts need assessment first. Photographs and drawings help establish what is worth retaining and where a new solution is needed.