Develop workstation signage for a progressive company headquartered in downtown Detroit that believes in empowering its employees.

Appenx used the Dot-Dash® Signwich line and magnetic mounting brackets to develop a product for this unique corporate culture.

This successful custom solution included providing every Quicken Loans employee with a template and creative license to personalize their own signage according to their tastes.

Develop a turnkey solution for the newly renovated student center. Signage design was guided by criteria compiled during meetings between Appenx and each department head, as well as our tours of the facility.

Appenx created signage that appeared to be a natural extension of the interior decor, for a cohesive look throughout the facility. Modular signs featured a replaceable or reletterable tile, ensuring that they will continue to meet the needs of the college for years to come, with minimal cost for maintenance. The oversized directory/wayfinding sign allows for future additions. ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) signage met or exceeded codes and included a "life of the facility" warranty.

All criteria was met, including: placement and installation for maximum visibility, flexibility for future changes and additions by staff, electronic files of map and artwork templates, life safety and ADA requirements defined and established, and incorporation of school logo.

Develop architectural signage for a 94,000 sq.ft. state-of-the-art facility designed to expand the research and development, processing and distribution of tissue-based products.

Appenx created a complete sign family, featuring cohesive design elements to complement brand identity and building architecture. Included was signage for workstations, offices, conference rooms, restrooms, ceilings and evacuation map holders.

ADA compliant restroom and general room signs incorporate Appenx embedded dimensional letters and perfectly round Grade 2 Braille. Workstation signs and evacuation map holders have nonglare lens with openings for easy insert and removal of paper messages.

Prior to developing signage for this renovation project, Appenx collaborated with the contractor, purchasing director and our dealer.

The final product encompassed a wide range of modular sign applications, including: wire-hung ceiling signs used for wayfinding, department signs, restroom signs with handicap symbols, classroom signs with paper insert windows, wall-mounted directory/wayfinding signs, evacuation map holders, auditorium signs with magnetic lens for easy insertion and removal of agendas or schedules, and ADA room signs.

All signs consisted of replaceable message tiles with background color and copy on the back (second surface) of nonglare acrylic. This not only offers continuing protection from damage or aging, it ensures consistent appearance and functionality far into the future.

Create architect-specified signage for one of Michigan's premier libraries, including room signs, ceiling signs, bookshelf end-panel signs, freestanding signs, and signage for restrooms and stairs.

Appenx developed signage to meet all of the architect's requirements. The city crest was used as a background image for the majority of the signs, providing a consistent graphic throughout.

General room and restroom signs incorporated photopolymer facings, while ceiling signs included 1/4" back-painted acrylic dimensional letters. Bookshelf end-panel signage featured a lens with easily removable paper inserts designed by the library staff, allowing for clear and adaptable identification of sections, categories and topics.