The Green Room Foundation: site signage in Windsor
Building lettering and supporting site signs for The Green Room Foundation in Windsor, covering identification, parking, vehicle movement and cyclist awareness.
The project at a glance.
The brief: Help people identify the building and understand movement and parking instructions around the education site.
Building identity: 5mm acrylic letters mounted on stand-offs create separation from the masonry wall.
Parking and movement: Printed and laminated aluminium composite panels carry parking restrictions, 5mph notices and no-reversing instructions.
Cyclist awareness: A reflective warning sign draws attention to vehicles emerging from the driveway.
Freestanding signs: Timber posts support signs where a building-mounted position was not the appropriate option.
Ongoing work: The Windsor scheme followed an earlier acrylic signage project at the organisation’s Surrey site.
Why were different materials used across the site?
Each sign had a different job. Acrylic suited the building identity, printed aluminium composite panels carried site instructions, and reflective material was selected for the cyclist warning.
