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Channel Letters Signs

Channel letters are three-dimensional graphic elements with individual structures and separate illumination. Each letter is typically made from materials like aluminum and acrylic, and they can be illuminated using LED lights, neon, or other lighting systems. Service Image

Solid Acrylic Signage

Solid Acrylic LED signage is a popular choice for businesses looking to create eye-catching and professional displays. Service Image

Hand Painted Graphics

Hand-painted graphics are a timeless and artistic approach to signage and visual communication. Service Image

Building Film wraps

Building film wraps, also known as architectural wraps, involve applying large-format, adhesive-backed vinyl films to the exterior surfaces of buildings. Service Image

Digital Sign Systems-Revenue & Information

Digital sign systems are becoming increasingly popular for displaying information and generating revenue in various sectors.

Information Totems & Brand Upstand

Information totems are interactive digital displays that provide real-time information to the public in high-traffic areas such as airports, train stations, shopping malls, and tourist destinations. They typically feature touchscreens and internet connectivity, allowing users to access maps, schedules, event information, and more2. These totems enhance navigation, improve user experience, and can even generate revenue through advertising.

Modules Murals, Sculptures and Street Furniture

Combining street furniture with murals and sculptures can create dynamic and interactive public spaces. For example, benches and trash bins can be designed with artistic elements, and sculptures can be integrated into seating areas or pathways2. This approach not only enhances the visual appeal of the area but also encourages social interaction and community engagement.

Architectural Installations

Architectural installations are large-scale, site-specific artworks or structures integrated into the built environment. These installations can serve various purposes, from aesthetic enhancement to functional use, and often bridge the gap between architecture, art, and design.