ADA Signs

It’s all Inside

Signmakers are elevating architectural signage to an art form.

Published

16 years ago

April 24, 2008

MaryKate Moran Signs of the Times March 2009 Issue

A different way of branding. That’s one way Reuven Rahamim, president of Accent Signage Systems (Minneapolis), describes architectural and ADA signage. One look at the signs in this gallery, and you can see what he means: They’re not just functional, they’re imaginative; they have style; they utilize unusual materials.

Done right, architectural signs become part of a building’s experience and act more as functional art than wayfinding placard. Take a look at what designers and fabricators can create when they collaborate on stunning, yet practical, projects.

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