Posted 3:42 p.m. Thursday, June 4, 2015
UW-L is beginning a signage project to help visitors find their way around campus.
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New signs are being installed around campus to help with wayfinding[/caption]
UW-L is beginning a signage project to help visitors find their way around campus.
“If you walk around campus, you'll see a variety of signs that have been placed over decades that are different designs, and may not indicate how to get around campus” says Doug Pearson, executive director of Facilities Planning and Management.
This week, facilities employees have been mounting secondary building signs on posts at the secondary entrances to buildings.
Pearson hopes to have some primary building signs with masonry bases installed this fall. LED lights will also be integrated into the signs at the Center for the Arts, Mitchell Hall and the New Student Center.
New signs will also be installed at the campus parking lots and additional campus maps will be placed.
New signs are being installed around campus to help with wayfinding[/caption]
UW-L is beginning a signage project to help visitors find their way around campus.
“If you walk around campus, you'll see a variety of signs that have been placed over decades that are different designs, and may not indicate how to get around campus” says Doug Pearson, executive director of Facilities Planning and Management.
This week, facilities employees have been mounting secondary building signs on posts at the secondary entrances to buildings.
Pearson hopes to have some primary building signs with masonry bases installed this fall. LED lights will also be integrated into the signs at the Center for the Arts, Mitchell Hall and the New Student Center.
New signs will also be installed at the campus parking lots and additional campus maps will be placed.