Architectural Signage for Businesses
Architectural signage refers to custom signs that are integrated into a building’s environment and used for identification, navigation, and compliance. These signs are typically designed to complement the architecture of a facility while helping visitors find their way safely and efficiently.
Architectural signage plays a critical role in how people experience and navigate a building. From ADA-compliant room identification to large-scale dimensional lettering and wayfinding systems, architectural signs provide essential information while reinforcing a building’s design and brand identity.
At Keen Signs & Graphics in Augusta, GA, we manufacture and install high-quality architectural signage for commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, schools, multifamily developments, and construction projects throughout the CSRA. Our team works with contractors, developers, and facility managers to deliver signage that is durable, code-compliant, and designed to integrate seamlessly with the architecture of the space.
What type of Sign are Architectural Signs?
Architectural signage can include a wide range of interior and exterior sign types designed to identify spaces and guide visitors throughout a facility.
ADA Room Identification Signs
ADA-compliant signs identify permanent rooms and spaces using raised lettering and braille to meet federal accessibility standards.
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Family Physicians of Evans ADA Signage
ADA compliant Architectural signage at Family Physicians of Evans, Georgia ordered by comprehensive healthcare real estate services firm, Meadows & Ohly in Augusta, Georgia. The custom accessibility signs feature tactile lettering and braille to meet ADA requirements while maintaining a clean professional design.
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ADA Signage at The Row Apartment Complex in Augusta, GA
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Piedmont Hospital ADA Signage
Custom ADA-compliant room identification signs installed at Burke Health medical facility. These accessibility signs feature tactile text and braille while maintaining a cohesive design throughout the healthcare environment.
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Burke Health ADA Room Identification Signs
Custom ADA-compliant room identification signs installed at Burke Health medical facility in Waynesboro, GA. These accessibility signs feature tactile text and braille while maintaining a cohesive design throughout the healthcare environment.
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Augusta Technical College ADA Restroom Signs
ADA-compliant restroom signage installed at Augusta Technical College. The tactile signage includes raised lettering and braille to meet accessibility standards while supporting clear wayfinding on campus.
Wayfinding and Directional Signs
Directional signage helps visitors navigate larger buildings and campuses by guiding them to entrances, departments, elevators, and key destinations.
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Edgefield Medical Center Directional Sign
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Burke Health Directional Sign
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Westminster School Directional Sign
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Abbeville Medical Center Directional Sign
Directory and Informational Signs
Directory systems help visitors quickly locate offices, departments, or tenants within a building.
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Wellstar OB Directory Sign
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Wellstar Hospital Directory Sign
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Piedmont Oncology ADA Directory Sign
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Security Federal Bank Directory Evan's GA
Dimensional Letters and Logos
Dimensional lettering provides a professional and architectural look for lobby walls, exterior building identification, and branded environments.
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Dogwood Real Estate Dimensional Sign -
Hoover Wood Products Dimensional Letters and Logo -
Hope Women's Center Dimensional Letters and Logo -
American Board of Family Medicine Dimensional Letters and Emblem
ADA Signage FAQ
Q: What buildings are required to have ADA-compliant signage?
A: Any commercial building open to the public, newly constructed after 1993, or that has undergone renovations is generally required to have ADA-compliant signage. This includes office buildings, retail spaces, healthcare facilities, schools, universities, government buildings, hotels, and multifamily housing. Keen Signs & Graphics can assess your current signage and identify what is required.
Q: Can you match ADA signs to our existing brand colors and materials?
A: Yes. ADA standards specify requirements for contrast, braille, and character size - but they leave considerable room for customization in color, finish, and material. Our team designs ADA signage packages that meet all compliance requirements while seamlessly reflecting your organization's brand identity.
Q: How long does an ADA signage project take from start to finish?
A: For most commercial projects, plan on 4-6 weeks from initial consultation through installation. Larger healthcare or campus-wide wayfinding projects may take longer depending on scope. We provide a detailed project timeline at the outset so you can plan accordingly.
