ADA

An effective signage program moves people efficiently, minimizes confusion, improves perceptions of your facility and your brand, and ultimately makes everyone’s life easier — including yours. See how the Design-Build process makes your life easier too.

Here’s where to start and how services needed, sign design, and project type all impact your budget for interior ADA signage, code signs, wayfinding signage, and more. Sign design and sign pricing examples are shared.

Dual signs give architects and interior designers the chance to be creative while maintaining ADA compliance on permanent room signage such as room numbers and signs marking restrooms and elevators.

Learn the benefits of using aluminum instead of steel to get the rusted finish of corten steel. See a short video on our process to create this finish and signage examples used for interior signage, ADA signage, outdoor signage, and donor signage.

Alan Parsons, Senior Environmental Graphic Designer & Wayfinder, shares his 6 Tips for Successful Signage with you. Senior Living is unique with many unique spaces with specific uses. Learn where Alan starts and what he pays extra attention to.

ADA Signage may be the most basic or “vanilla” of signs. Here a few of our designers share their favorite ways to enhance even the most basic of ADA signs.

Dan Salamone, Chicago Sign Expert, answers all of your burning library signage questions including common types, how to be most effective, and best ways to elevate the design.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects individuals with disabilities and covers all employers of 15 or more employees, for-profit, and nonprofit alike. Learn about ADA accessibility and how signage plays a role.

Boutique hotels come back to life with restorations and community minded people. Our sign team looks at a few of these hotels we've partnered on and share design intent and the importance of following ADA Guidelines for historic renovations of public spaces.

ADA Accessible Signage Update.

Get the look of Cor-ten (rusted) steel using aluminum and our faux weathering/rusting steel finishing process.

Stairwell signage is a common area of confusion when it comes to knowing what signs are necessary. We're here to tell you what is required for both life safety and ADA (Americans with Disabilities) needs.

Our team is asked numerous questions on ADA guidelines for signage every day. Here are a few answers to the most frequently asked questions about being ADA compliant.

In 2008, a flood completely destroyed the Cedar Rapids downtown Public Library building, along with half of the library's collection. The library reopened in August 2013 and saw an astounding 600,000 visits from the community in its first year of service.