Start with your organization’s workflow
Start with the tenant and destination schedule. Decide which information appears at the main entrance, on elevated or ground-level identification, and at the tenant frontage. Consider future panel changes when planning the layout.
Review the details that matter
- Use one approved tenant-name schedule.
- Identify which panels need independent replacement.
- Check the relationship between main entrance identification and destination signs.
Planning the Charlotte project
When several teams review a project, separate the approved brand artwork from the site drawings and content schedule. One named approver helps keep the final sign package consistent.
Make every sign part of the same system
List the signs by their purpose: identity, arrival, navigation, or changing information. Identify who approves the artwork and who will manage digital content after installation. Include the location and approximate dimensions of each piece so the project can be scoped as a complete package.
Getting started
What information should our Charlotte team prepare?
A multi-tenant center sign package with consistent directory panels and a planned method for future tenant changes.
How do we discuss our sign options?
Call 984-217-6527 or share your sign list, building photos, artwork, and the target project date through the quote form.