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Some of what we have made.

Signs that have to be read from a road, boards that have to direct a stranger to the right ward, badges that have to survive being worn every day. What each one had to do, and how it was built to do it.

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A clinic welcome board listing the services offered, mounted on steel posts at the facility entrance

Hospital information board

A double-panel board carrying visiting times and department directions, mounted on a welded steel frame at the hospital entrance.

Free-standing information board · Visiting times and directions

A secondary school welcome sign with crest, and a distance and arrow, in teal, white and red

School directional sign

A roadside sign carrying the school crest, founding year, distance and an arrow, for a rural primary school.

Roadside directional sign · Crest, name, distance and arrow

Domed name badges for health facility staff showing crest, name and role

Health facility staff badges

Domed full-colour badges carrying the ministry crest, national colours, each member of staff's name and their role.

Full colour, crest and national colours · Clear domed coating

A set of uniformed service name badges showing an emblem, surname and force number

Uniformed service badges

Badges carrying a service emblem, surname and force number, domed to survive daily uniform wear.

Full colour, service emblem · Clear domed coating

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