Interior & Exterior Wayfinding Sings at Meadowridge School

The private school in Maple Ridge recently expanded its campus with an addition of a new classroom complex named, Audacity. The new building includes two science labs, seven classrooms, a student lounge, and a student loft for grade 9 to 12 students.

With the addition of a new location on campus, the entire school’s wayfinding system needed while an update. To help achieve that, Multigraphics was asked to print, fabricate, and install of all their interior and exterior signage. The massive undertaking resulted in some of the most unique and chic wayfinding signage we have ever produced that we are proud to showcase in our project feature of the month.

Our Work

Interior Wayfinding Signs

Room IDs – 3/4″ Russian Birch Pegboard, engraved with school crest and cut vinyl
Messenger Panel – 3/4″ Russian Birch Pegboard, with dry-erase board
Large room names – 1″ thick painted acrylic letters mounted onto wall
Custom-built donor wall
Floor decals
Wall decals
Indoor banners, hung from ceiling
Pull-up banners

Exterior Wayfinding Signs

Dimensional letters of their school name – 1″ tall acrylic letters
School map – 4×6 cedar posts with aluminum post toppers
Directional fins – 4×4 cedar posts, engraved with 6mm aluminum blades
Building IDs – 6ft tall painted aluminum signs with 1/4″ acrylic dimensional letters
Room IDs = 5 x 1/4″ aluminum panels wrapped with 3M wood grain Dinoc vinyl + brailed room numbers
Flag pole banners
Outdoor wall banners
Pillar Wraps

Would you like to see more?

Visit our wayfinding signage page for more info or ask us directly on how we can help you with your graphical needs.

Exterior Wayfinding Signage at the University of The Fraser Valley

Multigraphics was recently requested to help print and install Identification and Directional signage for UFV at their Abbotsford campus. This is one of those projects where a picture speaks a thousand words. The need was straight-forward, the solution, however, slightly challenging.

The double sided aluminum sign holder extrusions had to be ordered in from the States, while the prints were done and assembled in-house. Since all the wayfinding signs were outdoor, factors such as wind, rain, snow, and other elements that could damage the sign had to be accounted for as well. Despite the freight and installation challenges, it was rewarding to see the hard work of our team come to fruition and the client being very happy with the end result.

Our Work