Project Description
New Braunfels · Comal County · Texas
ADA, Wayfinding & Custom Identification Signs for Crisis Center of Comal County
A coordinated signage system that combines accessible room identification, layered office signs, clear interior wayfinding, durable exterior service signs, dimensional address lettering and a bold branded wall display.
Project Overview
One visual system, built for clarity throughout the facility
The finished program carries a consistent purple-and-white palette from reception branding to interior room identification and exterior service signage. The result is a cohesive environment that is easier to navigate while remaining aligned with the organization’s identity.
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Accessible room identification
Matte acrylic ADA signs with raised tactile copy, Grade 2 Braille and high-contrast lettering for offices, restrooms and support spaces.
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Interior wayfinding
Directional signs use concise language, strong arrows and consistent brand color to help visitors move confidently through the building.
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Building identification
Precision-cut exterior address lettering and a large interior logo installation establish a professional visual presence inside and out.
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Exterior safety signage
Coated aluminum identification signs provide durable, easy-to-read information for emergency response and exterior service areas.
Building Identity
Dimensional branding that makes the facility easy to recognize
Exterior address lettering creates a crisp arrival point, while the interior logo installation transforms the reception area into a memorable, brand-forward space.
- Precision-cut aluminum lettering: finished for exterior durability and mounted for a clean architectural appearance.
- Custom wall branding: aluminum-composite components and high-performance graphics reproduce the organization’s logo at an impactful scale.
- Professional alignment: careful leveling and substrate-appropriate mounting keep every element visually balanced.
ADA & Room Signs
Accessible identification with flexible office labeling
The interior sign family uses a deep purple finish, white tactile copy and consistent proportions. Layered office signs add a changeable insert window, allowing staff information to be updated without replacing the full sign.
- ADA-focused construction: raised tactile lettering and Grade 2 Braille support accessible navigation.
- Changeable office windows: layered sign construction supports flexible personnel or room information.
- Brand-matched finish: the purple background carries the client’s identity consistently across room, restroom and directional signs.
- Clean installation: signs are mounted securely and positioned for clear visibility and code-conscious use.
Wayfinding & Safety
Clear directions for visitors, staff and emergency response
Directional arrows, restroom pictograms, room labels and safety notices share a consistent visual language. Outside, coated aluminum signs withstand the elements while keeping critical service information easy to identify.
- Directional clarity: concise messages and high-contrast arrows help users find offices, lobbies and floor connections.
- Accessible restroom identification: tactile symbols, text and Braille provide recognizable, inclusive guidance.
- Durable exterior materials: coated aluminum supports long-term use at emergency and service locations.
Fabrication Details
Materials selected for accessibility, durability and brand consistency
Each sign type uses a material and mounting approach appropriate to its environment, from tactile indoor room signs to weather-ready exterior identification.
Matte acrylic room signs
Painted surfaces, raised tactile copy and Braille create a refined, accessible interior sign system.
Layered office identification
Multi-part construction supports a dedicated changeable window while preserving the primary room identification.
Coated exterior aluminum
Weather-resistant sign faces provide dependable identification for emergency and exterior service applications.
Dimensional metal branding
Precision-cut components, professional finishes and secure mounting create crisp architectural identification.
Complete Project Gallery
Installed signage throughout the New Braunfels facility
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Interior BrandingDimensional logo wall Exterior IDArchitectural address letters Interior BrandingReception identity display 
Custom Logo SignBrand-matched wall graphic Layered ADA SignStaff office identification 
WayfindingFloor and lobby direction 
Directional SignStaff office wayfinding ADA Restroom SignTactile restroom identification 
Room SignInterior room identification 
Room SignConsistent room labeling 
Service Room SignHigh-contrast room ID 
Safety NoticeCode-conscious alert sign Exterior ADA SignWeather-ready service ID Emergency IdentificationExterior responder sign Project FAQ
About this New Braunfels signage project
Helpful details about the sign types, materials and installation approach shown in this portfolio.
What types of signs were included in this facility-wide project?
The project combines ADA room and restroom signs, layered office signs with changeable windows, interior directional signs, safety notices, exterior service and emergency identification, dimensional address lettering and a custom interior logo display.
How were the interior ADA signs designed for accessibility?
The interior sign family uses high-contrast lettering, raised tactile copy and Grade 2 Braille on durable matte acrylic. Restroom signs also include recognizable accessibility pictograms.
Why use layered office signs with a changeable window?
A changeable insert lets the facility update staff or secondary room information while keeping the permanent tactile room identification and overall sign design in place.
Does Sign-Express provide installation in New Braunfels and Comal County?
Sign-Express provides professional sign planning, fabrication and installation for organizations in New Braunfels, throughout Texas and nationwide.
