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Washington DOT TRANSPORTATION/WAREHOUSING
Washington Department of Transportation Brings Branding Up-To-Speed with Custom Visuals
The Challenge the building, FASTSIGNS produced and installed a
The Washington State Department of Transportation variety of interior architectural ADA signs and
faced the challenge of transitioning from outdated other compliance signs across restrooms, stairs
WWII barracks and warehousing to a new, modern and showers .
headquarters. Their objective was to create a more
contemporary and open office environment for their The Result
staff. In selecting a sign company, they sought an The collaboration resulted in a spacious and
experienced expert who could effectively manage contemporary workspace for the department’s
the project’s intricate details, including color regional staff. The new headquarters now displays
specifications and permitting. Additionally, as a a modern look that reflects the organization’s
state business, the department prioritized equal commitment to innovation and progress.
opportunity in contracting with diverse businesses, *This project was completed by FASTSIGNS of Lacey, WA.
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which led them to choose a franchisee that was a
woman, veteran, and disabled-owned business.
The Solution
FASTSIGNS designed and created acrylic dimensional
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letters and logos, vertically mounted on the side
of the building . Exterior plank siding required
FASTSIGNS to think creatively in how to hang the
heavy dimensional sign for long-term stability. They
also had to ensure that no drilled holes would allow
moisture inside the building .
The team also managed the permitting process and
paid careful attention to the municipality formula
to ensure the sign permits would be fully approved .
FASTSIGNS also had to be precise in finding a color
that would match the building’s exterior . For the
headquarters’ monument sign, the team
manufactured and installed a DiNoc exterior wrap
around the base, complemented by dimensional letters,
providing a striking entrance to the new facility. Inside
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