
Dimensional Lettering
Fabricated letters and logos mounted flush, raised or halo-lit.

Signage designed to sit with the building rather than on it: dimensional lettering, blade and projecting signs, feature walls and facade-integrated identity.
Architectural signage has to satisfy the architect, the landlord, the brand and the building code at once. The constraint is rarely the graphic. It is how the piece is fixed, how it is serviced, how it handles thermal movement and what it does to the facade behind it.
Working those details out at survey, before fabrication, is what keeps an architectural piece from becoming a maintenance problem. For facade-integrated projects where the architect or landlord needs to see the piece in context before sign-off, we can bring in a 3D architectural rendering partner to visualize the installation against the building first.
Six treatments that come up most often.

Fabricated letters and logos mounted flush, raised or halo-lit.

Perpendicular signage for pedestrian sightlines.

Logo walls and branded surfaces as part of the architecture.

Identity worked into the cladding or structure itself.

Identity at the point of entry, under cover.

Architectural monument structures with material detailing.

Architectural work lives or dies on how it meets the building. Substrate, thermal movement, water shedding, service access and how the fixings will look in five years are all decided before anything is fabricated.
More resolution up front than a standard sign.
Intent agreed with the architect, landlord and brand.
What the facade will actually carry and how.
Fixings, tolerances, movement and service access resolved.
Structural sign-off and municipal approval.
Built and finished in our own shop.
Set by our crews, with rope access where needed.
Anything not covered here, our team will walk you through scope, timing and cost.
The services most clients pair with this one.
Tell us the scope, the site and the timeline. We will come back with next steps and a site survey where it is needed.