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External signage
The first sign a visitor sees is the one from the street. We design and deliver external signage that makes a building recognisable from traffic, from the car park and from the pedestrian approach.
External signage works in conditions nobody chooses: in the rain, at night, from a moving car and at a distance where small type stops being readable. We therefore treat it not as a single sign but as the sequence of decisions a visitor makes while approaching — where the entrance is, where parking is, where reception is, where to go next.
Before drawing anything we walk the site and record the directions of approach, where sightlines break, at what height a sign stays legible and what obscures it in full foliage. The placement of carriers, letter sizes and lighting levels follow from that — not the other way round.
What this covers
Totems and pylons
Free-standing carriers at the approach and car park, illuminated or not, listing the building's contents.
Façade lettering
Name and logotype on the façade, in a technique suited to the substrate and to installation at height.
Illuminated signs
External illuminated letters and lit signs, with night-time visibility calculated.
Directional and tourist signage
Guidance within the complex and on approach roads.
Ownership and information boards
Ownership plates, canopy lettering, entrance and opening-hours signs.
Glass surface films
Graphics, frosted bands and markings on glass, including mandatory glazing manifestation.
Flag poles
Flag carriers at the main approach, with foundations and anchoring.
Permit documentation
Drawings and submissions required to obtain installation permits.
Delivered work
Photographs from buildings where this service was delivered.
Frequently asked questions
We prepare the full documentation for permit applications for external signage. The procedure depends on the municipality and on the type of carrier.
Yes. Installation is then phased and scheduled outside peak hours, in agreement with building management.
Lead time depends on scope, chosen materials and whether a permit is required. It is quoted after the site visit.
What we make for this
Totems and pylons
A free-standing carrier at the approach — the first thing a building says about itself from…
Façade signs and lettering
Name and logotype on the building, in a technique that suits the substrate. The façade…
Engraved plates
A company plate, an entrance sign, a marking meant to last without maintenance. Engraving does…
Car park and garage marking
The garage is the first and last impression of a building. If a level is not memorable, a…
Where we deliver this
Shopping centres
A shopper who cannot find a unit does not come back to try again. In a shopping centre…
Hotels
A guest arrives tired and carrying luggage. Between reception and the room there must be no…
Office buildings
An office building receives first-time visitors and staff who spend years there. The system…
Residential developments
In a multi-block development a visitor is looking for a specific entrance, not a building…
Healthcare facilities
Here it is not a shopper finding their way but a patient, often under stress and against an…
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