
ADA Signage is required
Department of Justice published regulations of the Americans with Disabilities Act "ADA" in the Federal Register. These regulations are called the ADA Standards for Accessible Design. The Standards are required for newly designed and constructed or altered state and local government facilities, public accommodations, and commercial facilities to be readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities.
ADA Accessible Design Guidelines: Chapter 7 - Section 703 - Signs

Process
Collaborating with Architects, Contractors and Property Management by collecting information in
order to
develop design submittals for all interior signs needed on a particular project.
We work closely
with
all
parties involved to make sure interior signs follows ADA Standards for Accessible Design.

Survey
We do as many surveys as needed throughout the whole process.
First, to determine how many and where is the optimum area
for sign placement.
Second, for those changes not revealed on blueprints due to project always evolving.
Third, for those last minute changes, in order to have an accurate count and location for each
interior
sign before manufacturing and installation.
Our motto, "Measure Twice, Cut Once".

About
An Environmental Graphic Design Studio that develops interior ADA code compliance signage design
solutions for existing and early development public areas. We focus on planning and design of
interior
sign programs, way-finding systems and graphics development.
Our Professional
experience include; Civic Facilities,
Residential Development, Commercial Environments, Hospitality, Health
Institutions, Entertainment Industry and Parking Structures.
