In 2019 PS Structures commissioned the team to produce signage for Curtin University’s new Midland Campus. The Midland Campus forms a key component of the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority’s Midland master plan, which aims to reposition the historic Workshops precinct as a medical and education hub.

Signage types included in the project covered a broad scope. Internally we provided the following:

WAYFINDING

• Wayfinding directories – timber veneer panel as backplate measuring 2.2m with aluminium sign panel overlay, edges flush to back plate. Suspended and wall mounted wayfinding signs with arrows.
• Wayfinding lift directories – aluminium sign panels
• Number Level – Timber veneer router cut to reveal concrete backing.

INTERNAL SIGNS

• Reception logo panels saying ‘Curtin University’ in the main lobby.
• Room ID’s – to either glazing or doors featuring room number, room name and Nyungar translation.
• Feature Graphics – six digital prints as illustrative feature images to textured wallpaper for artistic impact.
• General graphics – graphic strips on glazing and privacy bands on offices.
• Secondary room ID’s – for statutory signage such as Fire Safety Doors, No Unauthorised Access, Office, Meeting Rooms.

Review our full Case Study here.
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Make the most of your wayfinding opportunities – whether with static or digital signage – and use wayfinding to positively engage with users and generate a great customer experience.
 
Talk to the team at Signs & Lines today on 08 9274 5151 or email

Demonstrated Digital Car Park Counting
Our team is well experienced with a capacity to delivery nationwide digital car parking projects.

The service goes beyond design and installation, with a servicing and maintenance crew available across Australia for remote and site works. We provide not just the digital screen technology but also design, manufacture and install the steel structures the signs are attached to including engineering and all associated local body and Main Roads permit requirements.

Read more in our detailed Case Study here.

​Turnkey Solution
We provide traffic & parking systems for companies both large and small.

For the Concert Hall car park the new entry digital signs clearly display the bays available at the entry.

​These single sided P10 LED outdoor screens replaced outdated technology. As part of our thorough robust solution, we supplied a thermostatically controlled IT Cabinet to ensure full operational effectiveness of the control equipment at all times so the control equipment is not affected by the weather elements of heat, dust, water.

LED car park signage in the future can also utilise the technology for safety messaging eg. ‘Don’t drink & drive’, product advertising, promotions, weather updates, traffic reports or security messages ‘Is your car locked?’ At Airports where bus shuttle systems required to take travellers to their terminal digital car park signs could show shuttle timetables, for example.
 
Updated parking rate cards and prices can be displayed on entry and locations of pay machines are other ways in which the digital technology can be employed to provide a better parking experience – good communication is key as we know from the ‘must haves’ outlined at the start!

Taking the Next Step
If you’re looking for a dynamic digital signage solution that enhances drivers car parking experience talk to us today.

Contact Tim at +61 8 9274 5151 or email tim@signsandlines.com

Signs & Lines are proud to be associated with one of the country’s most anticipated hotel openings, The Ritz-Carlton in Perth.

There’s no doubt that the quality of the signage fit out of the Ritz Carton hotel has upped the ante of Perth’s hospitality sector. Our Case Study outlines the full extent of this landmark project in the CBD.

Based on design work from Turner Design, Signs & Lines were contracted by Probuild to supply and install the internal and lower level external signage for both towers. There were literally thousands of signs including external plinths, brass hotel room door signs, reception signs, pylons, lift lobby signage, restaurant 3D printed signs, tactiles and many wayfinding elements.

Take your Sign Message to the Next Level

For the full range of interior and external hospitality signage for your venue or facility our team of professionals are just a phone call away. Talk to us today about how wayfinding signage can add value and enhance your venue, hotel, resort, restaurant or conference space.
 
Digital Signage for Hospitality Venues
 
Use of interactive digital signage is also great way to engage guests and other users of a hospitality venue – modern technology will let them find information through self-exploration on touchscreens, video walls, digital kiosks or digital wayfinding displays.
 
For more information or inspiration give us a call on 9274 5151 or email admin@signsandlines.com today.
 
We’re ready to start talking! Speak up now about your next project or idea.
 
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May was a busy month in our workshops as we finished off some new wayfinding signage for the Champion Lakes Regatta Centre for VenuesWest. Our brief included x6 3-sided triangular totems and x7 two-sided totems displaying information on swimming and access information in the lake environment. In addition we created post and pole signage for Swim Limits and Craft Flow plans. Here are the signs being QC'd (quality checked!) before they left for site. More site photos to come post install.

Champion Lakes Regatta Centre is purpose built for community, state, national and international sport competitions including rowing, canoeing, dragon boating and triathlon events.
It is also a training ground for Australia's Olympic kayaking team and the venue hosted the National Sprint Championships - a qualifying event for Rio2016.

Get in Touch for Wayfinding Advice
Use of wayfinding is becoming more and more popular as councils, government and organisations recognise the importance of efficiently directing people around a space. Especially important in crowded environments,  businesses are realising that there is an equally critical safety aspect to helping people to navigate their way during an emergency. Event organisers and venues have a responsibility to ensure that users of their facility are kept safe - and this is where signage plays its part.

Interactive digital wayfinding signage is also great way to protect and engage guests. Use of modern technology will let users find information and self-explore an area using touchscreens, video walls, digital kiosks or digital wayfinding displays.
 
For more information or inspiration visit our websites - Signs & Lines and Yap!digital - or give us a call on + 61 9 9274 5151 or email admin@signsandlines.com today.
 
We’re ready to start talking! Speak up now about your next project or idea.
 
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Signs & Lines/Yap!digital @ 5 Meliador Way, Midvale, WA 6056

JCDecaux recently upgraded some of their existing digital and static sign assets with the addition of some new digital screens, totems and a digital lightbox at Perth Airport's Terminal 3 and Terminal 4.  
 
Our challenge was to achieve an extremely tight completion schedule with night works so as to not interrupt normal flight operations in the airside environment. All in all the Yap!digital team managed the design, manufacture and installation of 12 major new digital assets - for the full story refer to our Case Study below.

OSHE Turnkey Service – From Start to Finish
 
Our turnkey service ensured that all the critical elements of the project were handled by one team, to the highest professional standards.  Achieving the programme deadlines required a huge effort and did not go un-noticed. The Retail Business Development Manager of Perth Airport had this message for our team:
 
‘Thank you for the role you played in getting T4 done! Building partnerships and working collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives is a Perth Airport competency pillar, which this is a great example of.’
The project methodology included:

• Permits & SWMS.
• Preparation of OH&S documentation including site inductions.
• Engineering review.
• Removal and Installation methodologies.
• Traffic Plan.
• Bracket and fixing manufacturing.

Signs & Lines have been working with City of Stirling since 2011. The City has 1,780 hectares of open space for reserves, parks, natural conservation areas and special purpose lands, including over 600 hectares of natural bushland, 26 wetland sites and 6.5 kilometres of coastal dunes and beaches. All these areas require effective signage and this is where we come in...
 
The City's sign strategy for its Parks and Reserves follows a hierarchy of signs of monolith and directional format in varying size, construction and styling. Read our Case Study below that outlines our signage projects. 

The design rationale caters for single or double sided plinths or monoliths, with high quality 2 pac painted header section, and a deliberately rusted lower section known as corten. The reverse side of the sign is either painted, or finished in just corten to provide a more rustic, natural effect that blends into the environment and is a low maintenance finish. Corten steel is blessed with atmospheric corrosion resistance which enables it to be used in a paint-less form for many structural/architectural ways.

Whether you need inspiration, design assistance or strategy consultation, the team at Signs & Lines can take your next signage project into the next level. This Case Study explores some recent work in Mandurah for a new Bowra & O’Dea funeral location and our team were proud to be part of this facility’s outstanding development.  

The design brief included stained glass windows to allow colourful light to shine through into the funeral chapel spaces. To achieve this our scope of work included an illuminated lightbox, window graphics at high level, reception signage and glass door graphics.

Read our Case Study for all the details on this impressive signage project. For more about Bowra & O'Dea click here.

Whether you need inspiration, design assistance or audit/strategy consultation, the team at Signs & Lines can take your next signage project into the next level. 

Signs & Lines were commissioned to undertake signage audits across Water Corporation’s 10 dams in the Perth metro and West Pilbara areas of WA. As principal supplier of water, wastewater and drainage services  to hundreds of thousands of WA homes, businesses and farms, to say Water Corporation is relied heavily on is an understatement.

SIGNAGE AUDIT SPECIFICS
Our team undertook a comprehensive audit of signage across all Watercorp's dams to ensure the signage was up to scratch - important to ensure the water supply and usage is not compromised. Read our Case Study below to find out how we audited over 1100 signs and prepared an output that provided real value to Water Corporation.

Talk to one of our Signs & Lines team today about how audits can benefit your business. Our service always includes our tried and tested formula for creating an integrated signage plan that will boost brand awareness and enhance your professional image. ​Our professionalism makes us number 1 in WA.

​Contact +61 8 9274 5151 or email admin@signsandlines.com. ​
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There comes a time when all signage needs a face-lift. Whether for purely cosmetic reasons, or related to logistics or upgrades in technology, most things in life need a bit of an upgrade every now and then. And digital signage is no different.

In the fast paced world of digital signage, advances in technology happen at quite a pace. Recent trends include major improvements in the screen market  - with much sleeker screens now available that increasingly looking like they 'belong' in an environment. The Yap! team keep at the forefront of the curve, with our team always seeking industry 'firsts' or new products to take to our clients. When needed our team can 'deconstruct' existing digital signage to ensure the most modern, up to date technology is used.

We're noticing that the current trend is to align the overall look and feel of touchscreens. With well designed framing or housings digital signage can go beyond the typical 'rectangular' screen. Think multi-shaped - such as circle, square, curved - with framing made out of glass, brass and everything in between! Let's face it, a good-looking screen will definitely add to the general aesthetics of a location and a few examples of how this has been used dramatically are shown below:
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- projection mapping at St Louis Union
- curved digital signage at Piccadilly Lights in London
- brass finished framing and curved video wall at Yagan Square, Perth

Similarly there have been major improvements in the LEDs so that they are brighter and higher quality. Refitting modern, new-age LEDs is quite a common way that we are asked to deconstruct and upgrade digital signage.

Sometimes it's not the technology that dictates a digital signage upgrade. At the Perth Airport site on the key trunk road in and out of the airport, the ongoing redevelopment of the Airport precinct required the existing digital sign to be extended out to cater for transport network upgrades. When roads need to widen or traffic flows altered, that is a major project as in the APN sign that Yap!digital widened in recent times. The digital tiles were removed and reinstated as part of the project. ​

If you are seeking guidance on how to deconstruct your existing digital signage, need an upgrade or are new to the touchscreen, video wall and display digital signage market then give Yap!digital a call today. We'd love to talk! Contact +61 8 9274 5151 or email us on admin@yapdigital.com.au today

​The installation of the new APN Greenwood digital pylon on the Mitchell Freeway in December 2018 saw the culmination of over a year’s planning for this major WA project. Signs & Lines' digital division, Yap!digital, provided a turnkey solution for this project including the manufacture, traffic management, installation and commissioning of the digital component.

As the first of eight pylons planned by Main Roads along the Mitchell Freeway, this giant electronic billboard is positioned in the most optimal location for maximum exposure for car traffic heading into Perth city.

Main Roads generate outdoor advertising revenue from the dynamic digital creative, which is in turn is used to fund road projects and upgrades.

​Follow the link to read our Case Study on this iconic project.

Signs & Lines and the Yap!digital team were involved from the outset with design and methodology for the build and install of the landmark pylon just after Greenwood Station heading southbound. The 12.5 metre wide sign face is positioned over 5 metres above ground level on a 9 metre header pole for maximum visibility to vehicle traffic. In total, the signboard offers 40 square meters of outdoor advertising brand awareness!
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Manufacture of the steel structures involved structural and architectural drawings detailing how the Included in the specifications were details about surface treatment, camera support, fall arrest line inside vertical ladder access and aluminium ladder inside sign to access cabinets.

Careful planning of the installation of the pole and header sections was required to minimise disruption to the Mitchell Freeway traffic. Despite the scale of the sign, all elements were pre-made in house and took only 1 day to install. No lanes of the Freeway needed be closed, just the emergency lane had to be closed with bump trucks.

​Whether you need inspiration, design assistance or help managing a new wayfinding signage project, the team at Signs & Lines and Yap!digital can take your signage from drab to fab! Our service includes creating a strategy and integrated plan that will boost brand awareness and enhance your professional image.

Talk to the team at Signs & Lines today - + 61 8 9274 5151 or email admin@signsandlines.com.