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Luxury Apartment Signage

Old Oak Properties

Saint James Place

Project Overview:
INPS was contracted to fabricate, deliver, and install a comprehensive signage package for Old Oak Properties’ new high-rise development, Saint James Place, in London, Ontario. The project included a range of custom interior and exterior signs, such as: 

  • Floor indicator levels 
  • Braille signage
  • Wayfinding signs
  • Fire hose cabinet signs

  • Washroom and accessibility signs

  • Parking garage signs 

  • Main entrance signage 

Challenges:
Material Compatibility: The client specified a particular laminate that was not compatible with INPS’s 3D printing process.

Tight Timeline: The project required a fast turnaround to meet the building’s opening schedule. 

Solutions:
INPS streamlined the production process by digitally printing the laminate, braille, and raised text using 3D printing technology, ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. 

Rapid prototyping: Full-scale sample signs were designed, approved, and produced within two weeks, keeping the project on schedule. 

Project Details:
Location: Saint James Place, London, Ontario

Scope of Project:

  •  Project Management 

  •  Fabrication 

  •  Digital Printing 

  •  Spray Painting

  •  Direct Braille Printing

  •  Custom Projectional Signs

  •  AODA-Compliant Signage

  •  Room Identification

  •  CNC Cutting

  •  Installation

Outcome:
Through innovation and adaptability, INPS successfully delivered a high-quality, fully compliant signage solution within the project’s demanding timeline.

 

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