Mixed-Use & Multifamily Wayfinding and Signage Trends
Today’s apartment complexes, condo associations, and other multifamily or mixed-use campuses don’t just sell homes and units – they sell lifestyles. From the initial monument signage at the main entrance to the landscaping and wayfinding throughout, you tell potential residents and guests what it’s like to live there. You can paint a picture of luxury, community, or peace.
The Top 5 Wayfinding Design Principles in Healthcare
The average patient encounters several sensory experiences when they visit a hospital or medical facility. They hear beeping machines, smell sanitizer, and look around to find the right department for their treatment. These experiences can quickly overwhelm patients and their families – especially when they visit major hospitals. The right hospital signage and wayfinding can make the medical experience less stressful, resulting in happier patients. If you are looking to improve patient experience, here are five wayfinding design principles in healthcare to embrace.
The 2021 Signage Trend to Look Out For: Faux Finishes
The key to great signage is to stay above current trends. No one wants to visit a business with dated signage that looks like it hasn’t been updated for decades. At Creative Sign Designs, we are constantly on the lookout for new signage trends related to design, lighting, style, and technology. One signage trend we’ve identified that is on the rise is the use of faux finishes as a design element. A faux finish can offer your brand more flexibility in your design options, especially if you have a limited budget or building code restrictions in your area. This is an opportunity for you to elevate your signage in ways that might not have been possible before.
The Property Manager’s Guide to ADA Signs
As a property manager, you want everyone who visits your property to feel comfortable, safe, and welcome. One way you can provide that inclusive feeling is by using ADA signs. You have the power to make your business more accessible. Along with adding ramps and wheelchair-accessible spaces, you can also update your signage to make it easier for hearing and vision impaired visitors to navigate your campus. Here are seven ways you can use ADA signage to make your property easier for everyone to navigate.
