Signage as Part of the Navigation Journey
With our integrated wayfinding signage solutions, the physical signage is designed to complement digital navigation, giving visitors clear guidance and confidence at every step. Each sign is carefully planned for its specific role, helping people move around your site smoothly and without uncertainty.
Totem signs are freestanding vertical structures that provide an overview of a site, precinct, or facility. They typically incorporate a site map or directory to orient visitors upon arrival. Totems can include QR codes, allowing users to access digital wayfinding and step-by-step directions directly from their mobile device.
Installed: At main entrances, pedestrian arrival points, forecourts, and major decision-making nodes.
Wall directories present a structured list of tenants, departments, or destinations within a building. They provide a clear snapshot of locations before visitors proceed further into the space. These signs can incorporate QR codes linking to digital navigation for seamless route guidance.
Installed: In building lobbies, reception areas, lift foyers, and primary entry points.
Blade signs are panels mounted perpendicular to a wall, projecting into corridors to provide visibility from multiple directions. They support navigation along circulation paths and at key intersections.
Installed: Along corridors, near intersections, and outside departments or key destinations.
Suspended signs are ceiling-mounted panels designed to deliver clear directional information across open or high-traffic areas. They provide long-range visibility to support efficient movement.
Installed: In corridors, atriums, concourses, and large open-plan environments.
Directional signage provides arrows and route information to guide movement throughout a facility. These signs reinforce pathways and key destinations within the wayfinding system.
Installed: At intersections, corridor junctions, lift lobbies, stairwells, and other transition points.
Identification signage clearly labels rooms, departments, and facilities to confirm arrival at a destination. Where appropriate, identification signs can incorporate QR codes to provide additional digital information or navigation support.
Installed: Adjacent to doors, entryways, and access points throughout the building.
Pylon signs are tall, freestanding external structures designed for site identification and high-level wayfinding. They provide strong visual presence and are often used to display business names, tenant listings, or site branding.
Installed: At site perimeters, vehicle entry points, roadside frontages, and major access driveways.
Building signage identifies a property or tenancy and reinforces brand presence. This can include illuminated lettering, fabricated logos, or architectural signage elements integrated into the façade.
Installed: Mounted directly onto building façades, above main entrances, on parapets, or integrated into architectural features.
By combining QR-based digital navigation with purpose-built physical signage, your site becomes easier to navigate, more welcoming, and more professional. Visitors can find their way quickly and confidently, while your team benefits from a wayfinding system that is consistent and reliable.
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