Our partnership with AMP Printing continues to flourish. They continue to be the printer of choice for large operations like Google, San Francisco and they continue to seek us out for specialty ADA signage when their clients need it. When clients, like Google, remodel their offices or reconfigure work spaces, they don’t want to have to reinvent their signage. A more cost effective approach is to seek out a vendor who can color match the existing ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and element the new or amended signage to match the rest of the space. In this case the ADA sign was a simple 8” by 6” sign showing a change in room capacity. The sign has shipped and will be arriving soon.
We of course still produce an art proof for the client to approve to ensure that we don’t introduce any typographical errors and to ensure the color selection, sizing and fonts are all of the client’s choosing.
Based in Dublin, AMP Printing’s client list reads like the who’s who of Silicon Valley, and while they’ll happily supply the print and wall graphics, whether small or large digital format, the client roster means that they will often partner with others to fill other client needs. The company was founded in 1979 and like SignWorks is woman owned. Their 150 employees are housed in a 200.000 square foot state of the art building. Their print services include traditional offset printing, short run digital printing, large format digital printing, letterpress as well as bindery, kitting and fulfillment services.
SignWorks has not received and cannot share anything other than a generic ADA sign photograph but we are sure that the Google is pleased at not having to invest in new ADA room signs for the entire floor! If your building has been recently renovated and you’re looking for additional ADA room signs to match the old ones, or have a need for fire safety signs and/or evacuation maps, we hope you’ll consider us as a great source. Matching the look and feel of your existing ADA signs is something we help you with. We work closely with several wholesalers on Braille and Tactile signs, and the upfront color calibration that is involved.
For more information on our recent sign projects or to review blog posts and photos just peruse our website. You can also give us a call at (510) 357-2000 and a friendly team member will assist you.
San Francisco, CA – Another Color Matched ADA Sign for Google
SYNOPSIS: Our partnership with AMP Printing continues to flourish. They continue to be the printer of choice for large operations like Google, San Francisco and they continue to seek us out for specialty ADA signage when their clients need it. When clients,
AMP Printing partnership yields another Google ADA sign
BY: CHERYL ARCHER, SignWorks Inc.
Our partnership with AMP Printing continues to flourish. They continue to be the printer of choice for large operations like Google, San Francisco and they continue to seek us out for specialty ADA signage when their clients need it. When clients, like Google, remodel their offices or reconfigure work spaces, they don’t want to have to reinvent their signage. A more cost effective approach is to seek out a vendor who can color match the existing ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and element the new or amended signage to match the rest of the space. In this case the ADA sign was a simple 8” by 6” sign showing a change in room capacity. The sign has shipped and will be arriving soon.
We of course still produce an art proof for the client to approve to ensure that we don’t introduce any typographical errors and to ensure the color selection, sizing and fonts are all of the client’s choosing.
Based in Dublin, AMP Printing’s client list reads like the who’s who of Silicon Valley, and while they’ll happily supply the print and wall graphics, whether small or large digital format, the client roster means that they will often partner with others to fill other client needs. The company was founded in 1979 and like SignWorks is woman owned. Their 150 employees are housed in a 200.000 square foot state of the art building. Their print services include traditional offset printing, short run digital printing, large format digital printing, letterpress as well as bindery, kitting and fulfillment services.
SignWorks has not received and cannot share anything other than a generic ADA sign photograph but we are sure that the Google is pleased at not having to invest in new ADA room signs for the entire floor! If your building has been recently renovated and you’re looking for additional ADA room signs to match the old ones, or have a need for fire safety signs and/or evacuation maps, we hope you’ll consider us as a great source. Matching the look and feel of your existing ADA signs is something we help you with. We work closely with several wholesalers on Braille and Tactile signs, and the upfront color calibration that is involved.
For more information on our recent sign projects or to review blog posts and photos just peruse our website. You can also give us a call at (510) 357-2000 and a friendly team member will assist you.
