For multi-tenant business complexes, having clear and accurate building directory signs is essential. Most properties feature a primary monument or exterior directory listing tenant names and logos, but many modern complexes are now adding building directory signage directly onto window panels at the main lobby. This approach is visually clean, cost-effective, and easy to update—making it ideal for offices and …
Lobby Directory Signs: 7 Design Decisions for Multi-Tenant Buildings
by Shahab Jalilvand, Owner of Signs Unlimited Lobby directory signs have one job visitors notice immediately: tell them where to go. For property managers, however, the bigger question is what happens later—when tenants move, suites change, or the lobby itself is updated. A good directory accounts for those realities before fabrication begins. Here are seven decisions worth making early: 1. …
New Office Directory Signs
What is the first thing you look for when you walk into a new office building? Most-likely a directory sign to find out where you are going. There are so many ways to manufacture directory and suite signs. Many clients choose to go with sign systems. Sign systems have the advantage and flexibility to accommodate new styles, new names, and …
Mexican Consulate – New Directional Signs
When you enter an industrial or even a commercial business area, sometimes finding your way around can be challenging. Maps at the driveway entry sometimes help. But once you get further in, you may still need directions to the specific building you are looking for. Case and point; the Mexican Consulate in the South Bay. This was an clear example …
Directory Monument – Reface it!
In a business complex tenants move in and out on a regular basis. So obviously the suite names and directories also need to be updated to reflect the new names. The focus of this blog is the external monument directories as opposed to suite names or lobby signs. There are many different ways to accomplish this. Some monuments have removable …




