CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (TRI-C ) SIGN STANDARDS MANUAL

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1 CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE (TRI-C ) SIGN STANDARDS MANUAL The official guide to the selection and implementation of the standardized Tri-C Interior Sign Program Updated Dec. 2011

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents Introduction & Usage Contact Information i ii iii SECTION 1 // GRAPHIC STANDARDS Cuyahoga Community College Brand 2 Sign Program 4 SECTION 2 // SIGN STANDARDS Sign Family Overview 10 Sign Type Pages 17 Orientation A1 Orientation Kiosk // Free-standing A2 Orientation Kiosk // Wall-mounted A3 Entry Directory A4 Vertical Directory Wayfinding B1 Primary Directional // Overhead B2 Primary Directional // Wall-mounted B3 Secondary Directional Public Convenience C1 Public Convenience // Flag-mounted C2 Public Convenience // Wall-mounted Identification D1 D3 D4 Exterior Building Identification Secondary Entry Identification Building Identification // Interior D5 Destination Identification // Wall-mounted & Overhead D6 Destination Identification // Flag-mounted D7 D8 D9 Department Identification Room Identification Room Identification // w/ Notebar D10 Room Identification // w/ Notebar & Window D11 Level Identification Informational / Regulatory E1 E2 E3 Information Bars Entry Information Information Plaques Specialty - LEED Interpretive S1 S2 Interior Wall Plaque Exterior Post & Panel APPENDIX A Design Intent & Bid Documentation 47 Page i

3 INTRODUCTION & USAGE The purpose of this manual is to introduce the Cuyahoga Community College Standard Signage & Wayfinding Program and provide instructions to outside contractors who may be specifying signs for new buildings. This document will also serve as a guide for reordering signs particularly Department or Room Identification that may require regular replacement. The Standard Sign Program was developed to provide consistency and uniformity across all college campuses. It is a modular sign system that will allow for ease in changing and expanding information within the program when necessary. intent This Signage and Wayfinding Program is the culmination of more than three years of work by Tri-C Staff, Faculty and the Signage and Wayfinding Consultant to provide a comprehensive system for the many campus environments. The intent of the program is: 1. To guide visitors through each of the College s campuses to their destinations with ease. 2. To provide access to persons with disabilities by providing braille, tactile or visual signage as required by law. 3. To ensure that all current building codes, as they relate to signage, are addressed. This Sign Standards Manual is divided into three sections: Section 1 Introduces the Graphic Standards for the Sign Program. It addresses the use of graphic elements, logos and symbols, fonts, colors, materials, and nomenclature used within the program. Section 2 Introduces the Sign Family. It includes programming and usage information for each sign type. Appendix A Presents all Design Intent Documentation for the entire sign program. It includes Performance Specifications, Bid Worksheets and Detailed Design Intent Drawings for each Sign Type. 4. To provide an aesthetically appropriate and cost effective solution for the thousands of signs required on all campuses offering versatility and expendability of the signs and the program as the College continues to change and expand. Page ii

4 CONTACT capitol & construction For questions regarding the Tri-C Sign Program and Standards, please contact the Capitol & Construction Department at (216) marketing & communications For questions regarding any Tri-C branded communications or for artwork approval, please contact the Marketing & Communications Department at or Approved College logos are available at: signage & wayfinding consultants This manual was prepared by Studio Graphique, Inc. under the direction of the Cuyahoga Community College Department of Capitol and Construction tel web designwithdirection.com Page iii

5 SECTION 1 Graphic Standards

6 TRI-C LOGOS College Logo college logo The Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C ) logo was carefully designed to reflect the College s educational philosophy and mission. The design, which includes the Community Circle symbol, implies the open, countywide impact of College services with paths leading to and from its educational delivery sites. The design is a representation for our dynamic and changing institution. symbol and logotype The logo consists of the type, Community Circle and colorblock, which are not to be separated. The size and placement of the type and Community Circle in relation to the rectangle should never be altered. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office approved the applications for the registration of the College logo. The symbol should be used in connection with each use of the College logo. Community Circle Reverse Logo the community circle The Community Circle is a graphic element that represents the passion and involvement Tri-C has with its students and within the community. In most cases, it should never appear or be used separately from the logo. It should not be broken apart, or used as a separate element. You must have permission from the Marketing & Communications Department to use this element on its own. logo usage All logo placements must maintain a clear space on all four sides equivalent to 25 percent of the width of the logo. The logo should not be altered with a stroke or box, or be placed in a location where other graphic elements alter its appearance. The minimum size the logo can be printed is.75 of an inch wide. logo color Pantone Matching System (PMS): 321C reproduction An alternate white version of the logo to be used against solid-color backgrounds is available. However, the College logo should not be used in reverse in most instances. You must receive permission from the Marketing & Communications Department to use the College logo in reverse format. The logo should always be reproduced clearly and legibly. RGB equivalent: R:0 G:137 B:152 CMYK equivalent: C:100 M:22 Y:41 K:2 Web safe hexadecimal: # Page 2

7 TRI-C FONTS Franklin Gothic ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Franklin Gothic Book Franklin Gothic Medium Franklin Gothic Demi Franklin Gothic Heavy Franklin Gothic Book Condensed Franklin Gothic Medium Condensed Franklin Gothic Demi Condensed sign program fonts One Tri-C font family has been used for the new Sign Standards Program: Franklin Gothic. For other acceptable Tri-C fonts, please contact the Marketing Department for a copy of the Graphic Standards. Page 3

8 SIGNAGE GRAPHICS Circle Pattern circle pattern In the spirit of the Tri-C Community Circle, a graphic element was developed specifically for the sign program that was flexible and recognizable. The circle pattern is used in selected signs within the program to add visual interest and reinforce the College brand. Solid Symbols Information Men Outline Women Restroom symbols Symbols are an important tool in communicating public destinations and services to a wide audience. In the Tri-C sign system, symbols are used mainly on public convenience signs, such as restroom and elevator identifications. IN CASE OF FIRE DO NOT USE ELEVATOR USE STAIRS Stairs Elevator In Case of Fire Accessible arrows The graphic arrow selected for the College s sign program is simple and legible, lending itself nicely to wayfinding signage. The arrow may be positioned in eight (8) different directions as shown at left. No Smoking Fire Extinguisher Fire Hose Telephone Arrows Page 4

9 SPECIALTY LEED INTERPRETIVE SYMBOLS SUSTAINABILITY LOGO tri-c sustainability logo This logo was developed specifically to identify products and programs in connection with Tri-C s sustainability efforts on campus and within their buildings. interpretive symbols Symbols are an important tool in communicating broader ideas to a wide audience. These symbols help identify and characterize specific sustainability efforts initialized by Tri-C. LEED Green Building LEEDLogo Green Building Council Council Logo ALTERNATE INTERPRETIVE SYMBOLS Water Efficiency Materials & Resources Energy & Atmosphere Indoor Environmental Quality Sustainable Site Page 5

10 COLORS Wayfinding Palette W7 Tri-C Teal Color Matches Building Associations PMS 321 C Student Services Campus Center In addition to Tri-C s brand color PMS 321C, a secondary set of complimentary colors was selected exclusively for the sign program. Unified Technologies Center Technology Learning Center A color-coding system, or wayfinding palette, was developed to reinforce the consistent buildingnaming system from campus to campus. These function-specific colors appear on secondary elements of the signage, such as graphic headers or accents, indicating transitions between and movement within buildings. * PMS 324 C W6 Light Teal * PMS 222 C W3 Wine * PMS 173 C W5 Orange * PMS 124 C W2 Yellow Liberal Arts Recreation Center A neutral Dark Grey was selected as a base color to coordinate with both the wayfinding palette and Tri-C Teal. This grey is seen as the background color for most signs as it provides excellent contrast with the use of white messages. * PMS 295 C W4 Dark Blue Theatre Arts & Music Theatre Arts & Media Center for Creative Arts * PMS 371 C W1 Green Business & Technology Business & Administration Education Center * Health Careers & Sciences Health Technology Center Neutral Color PMS 432 C Dark Grey * *All paint color codes listed are Benjamin Moore selections. Page 6

11 MATERIALS White Vinyl White Paint Aluminum Laminate Gerber A6 Opaque Matte White A Benjamin Moore winter snow OC-63 Chemetal #909 Satin Silver Aluminum All materials specified as part of the Tri-C Sign Program were selected for their, durability, quality, changeability and compliance. The expression of colors shown on the previous page (with the exception of Dark Grey) in the sign program is created through subsurface digital graphics or subsurface paint applied to one or more of the materials shown at left. Aluminum Satin Aluminum with clearcoat finish Clear Acrylic // ADA Inform ADA-Ready Clear with matte finish Clear Acrylic Acrylic with matte finish Clear Vinyl Gerber A9 Clear A Frosted Clear Vinyl Gerber Etchmark A5861-S Dark Grey // ADA Panel Inform ADA-Ready Integral color to match PMS 432 C matte finish Page 7

12 NOMENCLATURE CAMPUS BUILDINGS & ABBREVIATIONS Eastern Campus Naming conventions are especially important to the sign program in maintaining consistency in messaging. Western Campus Education Center EEC Liberal Arts Building ELA Advanced Automobile Technology Building Health Careers EHC Business & Technology Building WBT Student Services Building ESS Fire Center WFC Metropolitan Campus Arts & Music Auditorium MAM Buildings & Grounds Building MBG Business & Administration Building MBA Campus Center MCC Health Careers & Sciences Building MHCS Liberal Arts Building MLA Media Center MMC Recreation Center MRC Student Services Building MSS Theatre Arts Building MTA Technology Learning Center MTLC Unified Technologies Center MUTC WAATC Health Careers & Sciences Building WHCS Health Technologies Center WHTC Liberal Arts Building WLA Recreation Center WRC Student Services Building WSS Technology Learning Center WTLC Theatre Building STEM Center WTA WSC Westshore Campus Health Careers & Sciences Building SHCS NOTES Cuyahoga Community College is comprised of four main campuses and several satellite facilities in the Greater Cleveland area. At each main campus, the buildings are named according to a system based on primary function. Each building also has a three- or four-letter abbreviation, which is frequently reinforced through the sign system. The first letter of the building abbreviation (E, M, W, S) refers to the campus location. Within Tri-C s buildings, room numbers are structured consistently, starting with the building abbreviation followed by the room number. This numbering convention appears as such on all Room Identification signs (see Sign Types D7, D8, D9 & D10). Buildings with Center as part of their name do not need Building as a descriptor. For example: Campus Center, Education Center, Fire Center, Media Center, Recreation Center, Technology Learning Center, etc. The re ending should be used when citing the theatres on all campuses and College sites, including any reference to the College Theatre Arts Department. ROOM NUMBERS Example: WSS 101 is Room 101 in the Student Services Building on Western Campus. NOTES Always use a hyphen when room number has a letter following it. For Example: The lecture will be conducted in WSS 101-A. Do not use a hyphen to separate the building abbreviation from the room number. Page 8

13 SECTION 2 Sign Program

14 SIGN FAMILY Orientation LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL MSS S T U DE N T SERVIC E S A1 MSS S T U DE N T SERVIC E S MSS S T U DE N T SERVIC E S Orientation Kiosk Free-standing A2 Orientation Kiosk Wall-mounted MBA BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION LOWER LEVEL METRO NOR T H C ONC O U R SE THIS E NTRY ACCESSES 2 1 A3 Entry Directory Wall-mounted Destination Access Listing A3 Entry Directory Wall-mounted Building Access Listing A4 Vertical Directory Wall-mounted Page 10

15 SIGN FAMILY Wayfinding & Public Convenience MSS S T U DE N T SE RVIC E S L to North Concourse to Recreation Center Registration to South Concourse LOWER LEVEL METRO NOR T H C ONC O U R SE MSS Student Services South Concourse access to Bookstore MAM Arts & Music Auditorium B1 Primary Directional Overhead B3 Secondary Directional Wall-mounted B2 Primary Directional Wall-mounted C1 Public Convenience ID Flag-mounted C2 Public Convenience ID Wall-mounted Page 11

16 SIGN FAMILY Identification // Building & Destination STUDENT SERVICES M ET RO L IB ERAL ART S D1 Exterior Building ID D4a Interior Building ID Wall-mounted D4b Interior Building ID Ceiling-mounted MLA M ET RO L IB ERAL AR T S D3 Secondary Entry ID * Please note Sign Type D2 was removed from Sign Standards D5a D5b Destination ID Wall-mounted Destination ID Ceiling-mounted D6 Destination ID Flag-mounted Page 12

17 SIGN FAMILY Identification // Room & Level D7 D8 Room ID Non-Public D9 Room ID w/ Notebar Department ID D10 D11 Room ID w/ Window & Notebar Level ID Page 13

18 SIGN FAMILY Information & Regulatory NO SMOKI NG Mens Restroom on Level 2 E1 Information Bar(s) E2 Information Plaque E3 Entry Information Page 14

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20 SIGN TYPES Orientation Signs

21 A1 description Free-standing, double-sided kiosk found at main Campus and Building entry points. A1 to be used where A2 Wall-mounted Orientation Kiosks would not be appropriate per building architecture. ORIENTATION KIOSK Free-standing Detail LOWER LEVEL Exposed, perforated background panel acts as chassis for optional components. MSS STUDENT SERVICES information communicated Color-coded graphic header identifies Building Abbreviation, Name and Current Level. Information symbol, Tri-C Logo (reverse format) and circle pattern. 18 x 18 Window 12 x 18 Window Color-coded decorative Base Panel displays graphic circle pattern. optional components 18 x 18 Window // Holds 17" x 17" Campus Map and Directory Listing* 12 x 18 Window // Holds 11" x 17" current Building Floor Plan* Brochure Holders* Elevations 1'-8" drawing reference LOWER LEVEL MSS STUDENT SERVICES *note Evacuation maps, campus maps, directory listings and current floor plans are not included in these standards. Artwork to be provided by the College. 6'-8" Side Exhibit A1 LOWER LEVEL MSS STUDENT SERVICES Side A Side B Page 17

22 A2 ORIENTATION KIOSK Wall-mounted Detail LOWER LEVEL MSS STUDENT SERVICES description Wall-mounted, single-sided kiosk found at main Campus and Building entry points. A2style kiosk to be used where conspicuous mounting location is available near entry. Exposed, perforated background panel mounts to wall and acts as chassis for optional components. information communicated Color-coded graphic header identifies Building Abbreviation, Name and Current Level. Information symbol, Tri-C Logo (reverse format) and circle pattern. 18 x 18 Window Solid-colored Footer Panel indicates building color. 12 x 18 Window optional components 18 x 18 Window // Holds 17" x 17" Campus Map and Directory Listing* 12 x 18 Window // Holds 11" x 17" current Building Floor Plan* Brochure Holders* drawing reference Exhibit A2 Elevation LOWER LEVEL MSS STUDENT SERVICES 4'-6" *note Evacuation maps, campus maps, directory listings and current floor plans are not included in these standards. Artwork to be provided by the College. 2'-2" Page 18

23 A3 description Wall-mounted directory found at secondary Building entry points. ENTRY DIRECTORY Wall-mounted Separate modular panel for each building level lists destinations and room numbers on that level. Panel height determined by number of messages (options below). Highlighted number indicates current level. 18 All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. Height of chassis will vary based on quantity and heights of panels and other optional components. 12 x 18 Window Alternate Use 2 1 Campus President 100 *note Evacuation maps, campus maps, directory listings and current floor plans are not included in these standards. Artwork to be provided by the College. Access & College Pathways Student Affairs information communicated Color-coded graphic header identifies Building Abbreviation and Name, displays Tri-C Logo (reverse format) and circle pattern. 105 Typical Entry Directory Elevations alternate use A3 Sign Type may also be used to provide a listing of buildings that can be accessed by main or shared paths of circulation. Header identifies name of current corridor (if named) and level. Separate modular panel(s) list building abbreviations and names accessible from current location. May also provide symbols for public conveniences such as info desks or handicap access in the buildings. optional components MBA BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION LOWER LEVEL METRO NORTH CONCOURSE THIS ENTRY ACCESSES 12 x 18 Window // Holds 11 x 17 current Building Floor Plan* CL 2 1 Directory Panel Height Options: > 2 (max. 1 line of text) > 6 (max. 3 lines of text) 60 AFF this entry accesses message panel (see alternate use) drawing reference Exhibit A3 Page 19

24 A4 description Wall-mounted directory found at main points of vertical circulation (stairs, elevators and escalators). VERTICAL DIRECTORY Wall-mounted Typical Vertical Directory Shown with Optional Evacuation Message & Map 12" MSS STUDENT SERVICES L MSS STUDENT SERVICES Planning & Development IN FIRE EMERGENCY DO NOT USE ELEVATOR, USE EXIT STAIR Office of Student Success Library Learning Resource Center Periodicals & Reference The Writing Center English & Math Tutoring Computer Lab Library Learning Resource Center Circulating Collection Media Services Computer Lab Distance Learning Academic Excellence Center Technology Resources Assessment Center Counseling Center Admissions Center Records Business Office Continuing Education Registration Information 9 x 12 Window L Admissions Center Records Business Office Continuing Education Registration Information *note Evacuation maps, campus maps, directory listings and current floor plans are not included in these standards. Artwork to be provided by the College. information communicated Color-coded graphic header identifies Building Abbreviation and Name, displays Tri-C Logo (reverse format) and circle pattern. Separate modular panel(s) for each building level lists destinations on that level. Panel height determined by number of messages (options below). Highlighted number indicates current level. May provide in fire emergency instructions and evacuation map at elevators. All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. Height of chassis will vary based on quantity and heights of panels and other optional components. optional components Directory Panel Height Options: > 3 (max. 3 lines of text) > 6 (max. 6 lines of text) 9 x 12 Window // Holds 8-½ x 11 Evacuation Map* MSS STUDENT SERVICES IN FIRE EMERGENCY DO NOT USE ELEVATOR, USE EXIT STAIR 5 Planning & Development 4 Office of Student Success Library Learning Resource Center Periodicals & Reference The Writing Center English & Math Tutoring Computer Lab 3 Library Learning Resource Center Circulating Collection Media Services Computer Lab Distance Learning Academic Excellence Center 2 CL drawing reference Financial Aid Key Career Place 1 Technology Resources Assessment Center Counseling Center L Admissions Center Records Business Office Continuing Education Registration Information in fire emergency... message panel 5'-0" Exhibit A4 Page 20

25 SIGN TYPES Wayfinding Signs

26 B1 description Overhead, single- or doublesided hanging directional signs found in high-traffic areas from which main destinations are accessed, where clearance allows and directions must be communicated clearly and easily. PRIMARY DIRECTIONAL Overhead (1) message per side MSS STUDENT SERVICES 8" to Recreation Center 4-3-1/2" (2) messages per side 8" L MSS STUDENT SERVICES Registration to Recreation Center Modular directional panels provide a single-turn, singledestination direction. 8'-4" (4) messages per side MSS STUDENT SERVICES 1-1" L to North Concourse to Recreation Center information communicated Background panel color-coded per building and identifies Current Level, Building Abbreviation and Building Name. Registration to South Concourse (6) messages per side Sign may display up to (6) directional messages per side. note Ceiling / mounting conditions and vertical clearance to be verified at all locations. MSS STUDENT SERVICES 1-7" L Registration to South Concourse to Bookstore Admissions & Records HC Enrollment Center e Elevator drawing reference Exhibits B1a & B1b MSS STUDENT SERVICES L to North Concourse to Recreation Center Registration to South Concourse min. 7'-6" AFF Page 22

27 B2 PRIMARY DIRECTIONAL Wall-mounted Detail LOWER LEVEL METRO NORTH CONCOURSE description Wall-mounted, single-sided directional sign found in high-traffic areas from which main destinations are accessed, where B1 overhead signs are not appropriate and conspicuous wall location is available. information communicated Color-coded graphic header identifies Building Abbreviation or Campus Name, Building Name or Current Location, and Current Level, Tri-C Logo (reverse format) and circle pattern. Separate modular panels for each directional grouping. Panel height determined by number of messages (options below). 12 x 18 Window South Concourse access to All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. Height of chassis will vary based on quantity and heights of panels and other optional components. Bookstore MAM Arts & Music Auditorium optional components MSS Student Services 12 x 18 Window // Holds 11 x 17 current Building Floor Plan* 18 Directional Panel Height Options: > 2 (max. 1 line of text) > 6 (max. 3 lines of text) Elevation LOWER LEVEL METRO NORTH CONCOURSE CL drawing reference Exhibit B2 MSS Student Services South Concourse access to Bookstore MAM Arts & Music Auditorium 5'-0" *note Evacuation maps, campus maps, directory listings and current floor plans are not included in these standards. Artwork to be provided by the College. Page 23

28 B3 SECONDARY DIRECTIONAL Wall-mounted Detail 18" 2 description Wall-mounted directional found in secondary corridors or areas of lighter traffic. Directs to destinations or groupings of rooms accessed from current location. Rooms information communicated Color-coded header identifies Current Level, Building Abbreviation and Building Name. Rooms Restrooms r Stairs s Separate modular panels for each directional grouping. Panel height determined by number of messages (options below). Rooms Stairs s Elevator e All components and panels attach to exposed chassis, which mounts to wall and is painted to match building color. Height of chassis will vary based on quantity and sizes of directional panels. MHCS HEALTH CAREERS & SCIENCES optional components Directional Panel Height Options: > 2 (max. 1 line of text) > 4 (max. 3 lines of text) Elevation drawing reference Exhibit B3 CL 5'-0" AFF Page 24

29 SIGN TYPES Public Convenience Signs

30 C1 description Flag-mounted, double-sided identification sign found at public amenities such as restrooms, elevators and stairs. May also be used to identify destinations where a graphic icon is available (cafeterias, computer labs, etc.). PUBLIC CONVENIENCE ID Flag-mounted Detail 10" information communicated 6 white public convenience symbol on Tri-C Teal background. drawing reference Exhibit C1/C2 Possible Alternate Symbols Typical Public Convenience Elevation C1 (C2) min. 7'-6" Page 26

31 C2 PUBLIC CONVENIENCE ID Flag-mounted description Wall-mounted, ADA-compliant identification plaque sign found at all public amenities such as restrooms, elevators and stairs. information communicated Raised white public convenience symbol, room name and Type 2 Braille on Tri-C teal background. Sub-surface room number on backer panel (where applicable). Detail 10" optional components See Sign Type E3 (Page X) for Informational Plaque add-on drawing reference Exhibit C1/C2 Typical Public Convenience Elevation (C1) C2 60" Page 27

32 SIGN TYPES Identification Signs

33 D1 description Individual, fabricated aluminum dimensional letters found at all main entries to campus buildings. Sized to be viewed from a distance (typically, from parking). EXTERIOR BUILDING ID Wall-mounted Detail Mounting height will vary based on entry architecture; standard is to center vertically and horizontally above doorway. CL information communicated Building Name. drawing reference Exhibit D1 Typical Public Convenience Elevation 1-1/2" 8" cap ht. Page 29

34 D3 description Digital window graphic on clear vinyl applied at all secondary entries of buildings. Graphic applied to inside of glass doors and sidelight windows. SECONDARY ENTRY ID Vinyl Window Graphics Sample Elevation MLA ME TRO LIBE RAL A RT S M E T RO L I B E R AL AR T S Height of graphic strips is fixed, but lengths will vary based on entry door configurations. Ends of vinyl graphic to extend to window edges. information communicated Identifies Building Abbreviation and Building Name. Graphic circle pattern and accent bar colors change per building. May display Tri-C Logo. Alternate Elevation drawing reference Exhibit D3 1-4" METRO L IB ER AL AR TS MLA ME TRO LIBE RA L A RTS 60" Sample Graphic Details MLA M E TRO L I B E R A L A R TS 1-4" M E TRO L I B E R A L A R TS MET RO LI BERA L A RT S Page 30

35 D4 description Single- or double-sided identification sign found at interior transition points between buildings. Dimensional building name letters and accent bars on background panel. BUILDING ID Interior D4a // Wall-Mounted Detail 7" STUDENT SERVICES Panel may be wall-mounted (D4a) or ceiling-hung (D4b). Fixed panel height; panel length will vary based on length of message. information communicated Building Name. D4b // Ceiling-Mounted Detail 7" STUDENT SERVICES Background panel color reinforces building color-coding system. drawing reference Exhibit D4 D4a // Elevation D4b // Elevation STUDENT SERVICES STUDENT SERVICES min. 7'-6" Page 31

36 D5 description Single- or double-sided identification sign found at primary interior destinations in open or high-traffic areas. Dimensional destination name letters on background panel. DESTINATION ID Wall-mounted & Overhead D5a // Wall-Mounted Detail 7" Panel may be wall-mounted (D5a) or ceiling-hung (D5b). Fixed panel height; panel length will vary based on length of message. information communicated Destination Name. D5b // Ceiling-Mounted Detail End accent color reinforces building color-coding system. drawing reference 7" Exhibit D5 D5a // Elevation D5b // Elevation min. 7'-6" Page 32

37 D6 description Double-sided, flag-mounted sign found at secondary destinations in lower-traffic areas. DESTINATION ID Flag-mounted Fixed panel height. Panel length will vary based on length of message, max 3-0 length. Detail ADMISSIONS 6" Detail // Alternate Use alternate use Flag-mounted sign may be used to provide single-turn directional messages to secondary destinations, public conveniences or groupings of rooms in areas of secondary circulation. information communicated Destination Name or single-turn direction. 3-0" max End accent color reinforces building color-coding system. drawing reference Exhibit D6 Elevations Elevation // Alternate Use ADMISSIONS min. 7'-6" AFF Page 33

38 D7 DEPARTMENT ID Wall-mounted Detail Side Detail 9" DEPARTMENT MSS 004 3" WLA218 9" x 6" or 9" x 12" Window description Large, ADA-compliant modular wall-mounted sign found at entrances to Department Offices or groupings of smaller rooms/ offices. All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. Height of chassis will vary based on sizes of optional components. information communicated Color-coded Header Bar may display Building Abbreviation, Room Type (typically, Department ) and building color. Raised white Room Number and Type 2 Braille on primary sign panel. Optional window component may display listing of rooms and room numbers within, and/or office occupant name directory. Notebar component provides opportunity for temporary posting of notices / information. Elevation optional components 9 x 6 Window // Holds 8-½ x 5-1/5 paper insert 4" 9 x 12 Window // Holds 8-½ x 11 paper insert Notebar drawing reference 60" AFF Exhibit D7 Page 34

39 D8 ROOM ID Wall Plaque Detail 6" description Base unit of all modular Room Identification signs. ADAcompliant plaque to be used alone to identify non-public rooms such as maintenance, storage, etc. When used alone (D8), plaque mounts directly to wall. 2 1/4" information communicated Raised white Room Number and Type 2 Braille. Side Detail optional components See D10 drawing reference Exhibit D8-10 Elevation 4" 60" AFF Page 35

40 D9 description Modular, ADA-compliant Room Identification sign used to identify publicly-used rooms such as classrooms and labs. ROOM ID Wall Plaque // Notebar Detail 6" Header Bar D8 3-3/4" MHCS232 Notebar Side Detail All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. information communicated Color-coded Header Bar may display Building Abbreviation, Room Type (ex: Classroom ) and building color. Raised white Room Number and Type 2 Braille on primary sign panel (D8). Notebar component provides opportunity for temporary posting of notices / information. optional components See D10 drawing reference Exhibit D8-10 Elevation 4" 60" AFF Page 36

41 D10 ROOM ID Wall Plaque // Notebar // Window Detail Side Detail description Modular, ADA-compliant Room Identification sign used to identify offices and other rooms requiring additional identification information. 6" All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. OFFICE 5-1/4" information communicated Color-coded Header Bar may display Building Abbreviation, Room Type (ex: Office ) and building color. WLA218 Traci Turner Window Administrative Secretary Alternate Use // Locker Room Alternate Use // Room Description MHCS MSS 105 WLA218 Women s Locker Room WLA218 Greenhouse Raised white Room Number and Type 2 Braille on primary sign panel (D8). Optional window component may display office occupant name/title, or additional identification information when needed (ex. Locker Rooms, specialty destinations). Notebar component provides opportunity for temporary posting of notices / information. optional components Elevation Header Color Bar 1-½ x 6 Window Notebar 4" drawing reference Exhibit D10 60" AFF Page 37

42 D11 description Modular, ADA-compliant identification sign found in all stairwells. LEVEL ID Wall-mounted Detail Side Detail 8" MSS Level 2 information communicated Color-coded header & side panel identifies Building Abbreviation, Current Level (just number) and building color. Raised white Level Number and Type 2 Braille on primary sign panel. 8" Level 2 All components and panels attach to chassis, which mounts to wall. Alternate w/ Egress Information Alternate Application (size may vary) MSS MSS Level 5 Level 2 Level 2 THESE STAIRS ACCESS LEVELS 1-5 alternate application Level indicator panel may be produced as single, flat painted or vinyl graphic applied directly to wall. May be used in stairwells where plaque is difficult to install or see. drawing reference Exhibit D11 EXIT LEVEL 1 Elevation 4" STUDENT SERVICES Level 2 60" AFF Page 38

43 SIGN TYPES Informational & Regulatory Signs

44 E1 INFORMATION BARS Wall-mounted Components Elevation description Notebar component provides solution for temporary posting of notices and information in public, high-traffic areas. Notebar comes in various modular sizes and may be used individually or combined to expand posting area. See below for length options. Notebar (s) may be accompanied by dimensional letters identifying Information area. optional components Notebar Length Options: > 3" Dimensional Letters Detail > 4-½" > 6" > 7-½" > 9" drawing reference Exhibit E1 2 *note To insert or remove paper/flyers from Notebar, slide paper in and out from the end of the Notebar. Notebar Detail 3/4" Page 40

45 E2 description Cut frosted vinyl graphics applied to glass doors at entries requiring regulatory or other miscellaneous information. ENTRY INFORMATION Vinyl Window Graphics Elevation // Do Not Enter Graphic to be centered horizontally on glass surface. information communicated Will vary. Typical examples include: D O N OT E N T E R Do Not Enter No Smoking (with Symbol) Emergency Exit 60" AFF drawing reference Exhibit E2 Elevation // No Smoking N O S M O KI N G Page 41

46 E3 INFORMATION PLAQUES Wall-mounted description Flexible wall plaque to provide additional information where needed. Panel typically coupled with Room ID (D8-D10) or Public Convenience (C2) signs. Panel mounted directly to wall. information communicated Will vary. Panel size will vary based on message length and primary sign at location. Example // Public Convenience Mens Restroom on Level 2 drawing reference Exhibit E3 Example // Room Capacity Room Capacity 65 Example // Special Access Access to Roof Room 302 Page 42

47 SIGN TYPES Specialty LEED Interpretive Signs

48 S1 LEED INTERPRETIVE Interior Wall Plaque description Clear, routed (round) recycled photo-polymer resin with direct to second-surface digitallyprinted graphics with UV inks. Mounted to wall with mechanical barrel standoff fasteners. WATER EFFICIENCY This building reduces water use by over 44%, saving 85,000+ gallons of water every year, that is the equivalent of over 5,000 showers. More efficient faucets, shower heads and bathrooms help achieve these green building credits. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed tortor purus, molestie eget sagittis eu, posuere vel quam. Suspendisse in erat vitae nunc vestibulum venenatis. Aliquam porttitor tincidunt vehicula. Vivamus ullamcorper, nunc in vulputate rutrum, massa sem tincidunt ipsum, ultricies ultricies purus lacus a purus. information communicated Will vary. To be developed by Tri-C s Sustainability Manager within the Capital & Construction Offices. drawing reference Exhibit S1 12" diameter wall-mounted plaque WATER EFFICIENCY This building reduces water use by over 44%, saving 85,000+ gallons of water every year, that is the equivalent of over 5,000 showers. More efficient faucets, shower heads and bathrooms help achieve these green building credits. 9" diameter wall-mounted plaque WATER EFFICIENCY This building reduces water use by over 44%, saving 85,000+ gallons of water every year, the equivalent of over 5,000 showers. 6" diameter wall-mounted plaque Page 44

49 S2 LEED INTERPRETIVE Exterior Post & Panel Sign description Single post-and-round panel sign with screened -or-printed graphics; panel mechanically fastened to post with concealed fasteners. Direct burial aluminum post. 2'-0" Ø alternate size: 1'-6" Ø WATER CAPTURE & RE-USE Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed tortor purus, molestie eget sagittis eu, posuere vel quam. Suspendisse in erat vitae nunc vestibulum venenatis. Aliquam porttitor tincidunt vehicula. Vivamus ullamcorper, nunc in vulputate rutrum, massa sem tincidunt ipsum, ultricies ultricies purus lacus a purus. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed tortor purus, molestie eget sagittis eu, posuere vel quam. Suspendisse in erat vitae nunc vestibulum venenatis. information communicated Will vary. To be developed by Tri-C s Sustainability Manager within the Capital & Construction Offices. drawing reference Exhibit S2 2" round pole 4'-1" Page 45

50 APPENDIX A Design Intent Drawings