Commercial properties
Primary site identification near entrances and vehicle approaches.
Signage / MONUMENT SIGNS
MONUMENT SIGNS.
Ground-level identification for commercial entrances, developments and shared properties.
Product detail
Overview
Signage planned around its environment.
Monument signs create a fixed point of identification at the edge of a property. The setting, approach route, landscape and amount of information all influence the sign composition.
Applications
Identification at the property entrance
Multi-tenant locations
Organized tenant information within one freestanding sign structure.
Directional landmarks
Visible reference points that support arrival and site orientation.
Design considerations
Details that shape the result.
Location
Placement should respond to traffic flow, setbacks and existing landscape.
Information
Names and supporting details need a clear hierarchy for quick reading.
Proportion
The sign should relate to the scale of the entrance and surrounding property.
Application focus
Treat ground-mounted identification as part of the entrance.
Monument signs use a low freestanding structure to identify a property while relating to traffic flow, landscape and architecture.
What to bring
Review the property edge
- Vehicle approach directions and sightlines
- Setbacks, grades and landscape conditions
- Names and information in priority order
- Available property sign criteria
Category questions
Answers for this product type.
What forms can a monument sign take?
Common directions include masonry bases, fabricated cabinets, dimensional panels and multi-tenant structures.
How does landscaping affect placement?
Planting, grade changes and seasonal growth can block lower information, so clear sightlines should be reviewed from each approach.
What belongs on a multi-tenant monument sign?
Property identification should lead, with tenant names organized consistently and limited to what drivers can read safely.
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