COMPLETED PREMISES SIGNAGE · AUCKLAND
Chambers Consultants: directory graphics that separate identity and directions
Engineering and professional offices often share a building with other tenants. Chambers’ directory shows how logo placement, separate rows and clear arrows can organise an office arrival point.
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- Client
- Chambers Consultants Ltd
- Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Signage applications
- Directory signs · Interior wayfinding
THE VISIBILITY NEED
Making the right information noticeable
The visibility task was to make a professional-office directory identify Chambers Consultants while keeping suite directions and other tenant information distinguishable.
SIGNSPOT’S DESIGN RESPONSE
Hierarchy, contrast and placement
SignSpot’s design places the Chambers identity in an upper white panel, separated from the directional rows beneath. White arrows and lettering contrast with the black directory background. The Suite C direction and neighbouring tenant information each occupy their own horizontal area, while the Chambers name and consulting-engineers description appear in lower strips. The layout uses panel boundaries and contrast to organise information within the existing directory structure.
COMPLETED SIGNAGE
The finished signage solution
The completed directory presents the company identity alongside practical suite information. Its contribution is focused interior wayfinding rather than a broad claim about building-wide navigation.
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Chambers Consultants office directory
Separate horizontal rows organise the directory content. The company logo has its own light header, while white arrows and lettering provide contrast for the suite and tenant directions beneath it.
Chambers Consultants office directory.