signbox Q&A
A QUEST THROUGH CAMPUS
Signbox signage solutions prove effective at new International Study Centre for University of East Anglia.
Wayfinding and signage com- “The modular students to the brand new state-
NAME: Signbox
pany Signbox have worked on
signing system
of-the-art INTO Centre at the
some impressive projects during University of East Anglia.
their company history. Their end
is a very high
The new INTO University of East
PROFESSION: Signage company
solution is always to the highest
quality
Anglia international study centre
standard and their design con-
extruded engi-
has recently opened its doors to a
PROJECT: INTO University of East
cepts are nothing short of
neered product
new intake of students who will be
Anglia
innovative and stylish. Recent studying pre-university courses and
projects have required close
that is both
undertaking English language
work with Architects at the durable and training. The inspiring building,
BRIEF: Create signage concept for
heart of the project to come up
robust. It is
occupying a 1.3 acre site, offers
International students to lead with the clearest solutions for
also sustain-
700 teaching spaces and accom-
throughout the campus.
each project. Wayfinding is modation for 415 students, and
incredibly important in public
able due to its
has been designed to provide a
sector buildings and the project future proof social, innovative and inspiring
at the University of East Anglia
design. ”
environment, with the highest lev-
is a perfect example of this. els of personal care and support.
Using clever colour-coding and INTO's communications design
simple techniques, the interior team designed a wayfinding and
has been lifted using a very signage system that Signbox was
practical tool. able to interpret and advise on
effective manufacturing methods.
B
right, stimulating and The first phase of the project was
creative signage now the creation of a vibrant internal
welcomes International signage scheme: this took priority
18 Architects Choice
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