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Wayfi nding Signage Manual

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Introduction 1

SECTION A – WAYFINDING STRATEGY

Wayfi nding Masterplan A-01

Signage Principles A-04

Accessibility A-05

SECTION B – SIGN SELECTION GUIDE

Overview B-01

Summary of Sign Types B-02

SECTION C – GRAPHIC STANDARDS

Messages C-01

Font C-05

Block Letters C-06

Pictograms C-07

Arrows C-08

Colours C-09

Maps C-10

Digital Signs C-12

SECTION D – SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS

IDENTIFICATION SIGNS

ID1a - Campus Identifi cation Sign - QUT Cube D-01

ID1b - Campus Identifi cation Sign - QUT Square D-02

ID2 - Campus Identifi cation Sign - Low Wall D-03

ID3 - Campus Identifi cation Sign - Vertical Blade D-04

ID4a - Building Identifi cation Sign D-06

ID4b - Building Identifi cation Sign D-09

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IDENTIFICATION SIGNS (continued)

ID5 - Building Entry Identifi cation Sign - Vinyl on glass D-11

ID6a - Car Park Identifi cation - Freestanding D-14

ID6b - Car Park Identifi cation - Wall Mounted D-16

ID7 - Loading Dock Identifi cation Sign - Wall Mounted D-17

ID8a - Car Park Bay Identifi cation Sign - Freestanding D-18

ID8b - Car Park Bay Identifi cation Sign - Wall Mounted D-19

ID9 - Set Down Identifi cation Sign - Freestanding D-20

ID10a - Internal Department Identifi cation Sign - Vinyl on glass D-21

ID10b - Internal Department Identifi cation Sign - Wall Mounted D-22

ID11a - Public Accessible Room Identifi cation Sign D-23

ID11b - Internal Room Identifi cation Sign - Number & Changeable Sign D-24

ID11c - Facility Door Identifi cation Sign - Braille & Tactile D-27

ID12a - Service Door Identifi cation Sign D-28

ID12b - Statutory Door Sign - Fire Hose Reel D-30

ID12c - Statutory Door Sign - Fire Safety Door D-32

ID13 - Facility Identifi cation Sign - Projecting D-34

DIRECTIONAL SIGNS

DR1a - Vehicular Directional Sign - Freestanding D-35

DR2a - Pedestrian Directional Sign - Freestanding D-36

DR2b - Pedestrian Directional Sign - Finger Post D-37

DR2c - Pedestrian Directional Sign - Wall Mounted D-39

DR2d - Pedestrian Directional Sign - Suspended D-41

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INFORMATION SIGNS

IF1a - Site Directory Information Sign - Freestanding D-42

IF1b - Site Directory Information Sign - Wall Mounted D-44

IF2a - Lift/Stairs Directory Information Sign D-46

IF2b - Lift Level Information Sign D-50

IF3 - Event Information Sign - Wall Mounted D-52

REGULATORY SIGNS

RG1 - Vehicular Regulatory Sign D-53

RG2 - Pedestrian Regulatory Sign D-54

RG3 - Seating Capacity Sign D-55

SECTION E – APPLICATION

Preparing a Sign Program E-01

Preparing a Sign Program E-02

APPENDIX

Document Version Register

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The QUT Wayfi nding Signage Manual provides a clear strategy for the design and

installation of wayfi nding and signage systems on all QUT campuses and offsite facilities.

The manual has been prepared by the QUT Facilities Management Department and is a

controlled document..

The aim of the Wayfi nding Signage Manual (the Manual) is to ensure all grounds and

building signage is consistent, coherent and easily understandable. The Manual has been

developed in accordance with all Building Code of Australia (BCA) regulations.

The signage manual provides information on how to design and specify the complete

range of sign types required for effective wayfi nding and identifi cation of QUT facilities.

The manual describes the principles of the wayfi nding strategy and details the range of

approved sign types, visual and graphic standards and also construction standards which

must be adhered to.

This manual must be strictly followed as part of the design process on all capital and

maintenance projects where new signage is being installed or existing signage upgraded.

Due to ongoing expansion and development of the university, this manual will be reviewed

periodically to maintain accuracy and to capture changing signage needs.

For clarifi cation of any aspects of this manual please contact QUT Facilities Management

at http://www.fmd.qut.edu.au/

The QUT Wayfi nding Signage Manual builds on the strong and readily recognised

visual identity of QUT. The implementation and ongoing maintenance of the manual is

an important part of the QUT facilities management process. I endorse its content and

approach.

Anthony Perrau

A/Director

Facilities Management

Introduction

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Wayfi nding Masterplan

Signage Principles

Accessibility

WAYFINDING STRATEGY

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Proposed Wayfi nding Model

A wayfi nding model is defi ned as the hidden logic of a site. This model assists visitors to

navigate across the site by establishing a mental map; a simple diagrammatic view of the

site that can be comprehended easily and quickly.

The most appropriate model that can be applied across the Gardens Point and Kelvin

Grove campuses uses the concept of connectors. This defi nes and names all major

pathways as streets or lanes. These streets provide orientation, connect specifi c precincts

and establish addresses for all destinations.

Wayfi nding Plans

The following pages show Wayfi nding Plans for each Campus based on the connector

model. These plans illustrate the various aspects of each Campus such as:

• Campus arrival points

• Decision points

• Pathways (vehicular, service, pedestrian,shared)

• Destinations

These key points will determine the relevant sign type for each location.

Campus arrival points will have the following sign types

- Campus identifi cation signs

- Site directory information signs at pedestrian arrival points

Decision Points will have the following sign types

- Street name identifi cation

- Directional signs (vehicular and pedestrian)

- Site directory information signs at major gathering points

Note that some sign types provide both identifi cation and directional information. This

combination of information on one sign avoids the need for multiple signs at one location.

The street names shown are indicative only. The fi nal names of the precincts/streets will

need to be established by QUT and should relate to historical, geographic or functional

aspects of the surrounding areas.

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The fundamental principles of the wayfi nding signage uses the progressive disclosure

technique of providing information. This helps to maintain the focus of a visitor’s attention

by reducing clutter and confusion, and cognitive workload. This improves the legibility of

the signs by presenting only the minimum amount of information required to get to the

next decision point.

These principles are as follows:

• identify the campus from all arrival points

• provide site directory/map at major pedestrian arrival points

• identify street/lane names at each decision point

• provide directions to blocks and major public destinations at each decision point

• provide site directory/map at major decision points and gathering points

• identify each block/building at main entry points

• provide block/building directory at main entry points

• identify all lifts and stairs

• identify all entries to faculties and schools

• identify all rooms by their numbers

• identify all other facilities such as toilets, parents rooms and fi rst aid rooms

• provide directional signs to all of the destinations identifi ed above (fi rst list room

numbers, followed by a hierarchical list based on distance, i.e. closest destination is

listed fi rst)

• show accessible paths to destinations, if different from main pathway

• maintain a hierarchical level of information for the user (i.e. do not direct to individual

rooms from the front door of the building)

• provide other signage that regulates behaviour and activities when required

• when directing to exit, provide direction to main building entrance

• use internationally recognised pictograms and English text

• all names and terms to be consistent, user friendly and easily understood

• no naming of buildings unless specifi cally approved by the Director of Facilities

Management

• continue the signage through the whole visitor experience from arrival to exit.

Signage Principles

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Gardens PointArchive Room

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STutorial Rooms S203, S206, S208 S210, S212, S215

Rooms S219, S221

Tutorial RoomsS222, S229

Rooms S226–S230

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Electrical Components Store S914

Electrical Laboratories

Electrical Workshop S908

Executive Education Room S620

Executive Dean S1223

External Relations S610

Faculty Manager S1206

FaST Cisco Networking Academy S512–S513

FaST Games Cad Lab S515

Mapping Science Labs S601, S635

Post Graduates S825, S831

Power Engineering S810

Radio Communications Research Lab S1301

Robotics Group S1107

School of Engineering Systems S1002

School of Urban Development S701

Student Services S623

Teaching Studios S636, S637

Visualisation/Simulation Room S620A


Research S1208

Teaching and Learning S1210

Lecture Theatres S301, S303, S310, S314

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Meeting Rooms S606

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MINOR DECISION POINTS- Street identification- Directional signs3 4 5

DECISION POINTS- Directions6

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Design Standards

The design standards comply with the current Australian Standard AS 1428.1/ 2001

(Design for Access and Mobility) and the Building Code of Australia (BCA).

Signs are to be consistently placed at heights to suit optimal cones of vision, as shown in

AS 1428.2. sign faces must have low refl ectivity of ambient light.

Mandatory Signs

The BCA 2010 states that in every building required to be accessible, clear and legible

Braille and tactile signage must identify each sanitary facility and accessible space with a

hearing augmentation system. Where an entrance or lift is not accessible, each accessible

entrance and lift (or bank of lifts) and the path of travel from the principal public entrance to

these features and facilities, where their location is not apparent to the building occupant,

must be identifi ed.

Additional Braille and Tactile Signs

Room numbers are the best reference when searching for a room and they are a key to the

wayfi nding system. In addition to the requirement of Australian Standard AS1428.1/2001

and the Building Code of Australia, this manual specifi es the use of tactile text and Braille

for room numbers.

Accessible Zone

Accessible text zone and permissible accessible text zone are the allowed areas where

tactile text and Braille should appear on any sign, so that it can be read (sensed) by

disabled people sitting in a wheelchair without being too low for visually impaired people

who are standing by the sign.

Audio/visual Information kiosks

Electronic information panels/kiosks may be installed in key locations throughout the

campus to assist the University community including people with visual or auditory

impairment. Such systems may provide audio/visual information about the environment

and the location of University facilities and staff. These elements are not included in this

manual.

Accessibility

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Overview

Signs Summary

SIGN SELECTION GUIDE

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This section illustrates the typical process in selecting the correct type of sign for the

required message.

Sign Type Code

All signs have been categorised based on the type of message they convey. This is

indicated by the fi rst two letters of the sign code.

DR = Directional signs

ID = Identifi cation signs

IF = Information signs

RG = Regulatory signs

Detailed drawings of sign types in Sections D are categorised by sign type.

Different sign types are used in different situations based on factors such as purpose,

physical context or signifi cance. Each sign type is identifi ed by a number following the sign

category letters (e.g. ID1 is a different identifi cation sign to ID2).

In some instances minor differences exist within a sign type and they are identifi ed by an

alphabetical suffi x (e.g. ID1a, ID1b, etc).

ID1a

Category of sign

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DR ID IF RGDirectional Identifi cation Information Regulatory

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Sign Type Summary

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ID1a Campus Identification SignQUT Cube

ID1b Campus Identification SignQUT Square

ID2Campus Identification SignLow Wall

ID3Campus Identification Sign Vertical Blade

ID4aBuilding Identification SignBlock Letters

ID4bBuilding Identification SignBuilding Name

ID5Building Identification SignVinyl on Glass

ID6aCar Park IdentificationFreestanding

Gardens Point

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Gardens Theatre

QLD Government House

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Identifi cation signs are used to clearly identify the campus, blocks/buildings, car parks and

all other destinations within the campus.

The scale of these signs relates to the viewing distances required for each sign. The larger

the viewing distance, the larger the sign. These range from large campus identifi cation

signs visible from the surrounding area to small internal door signs visible from a corridor.


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Sign Type Sign Use Typical Location

ID6bCar Park IdentificationWall Mounted

ID7Loading Dock Identification SignWall Mounted

ID8aCar Park Bay Identification SignFreestanding

ID8bCar Park Bay Identification SignWall Mounted

ID9Set Down Identification SignFreestanding

ID10aInternal Department Identification SignVinyl on glass

ID10bInternal Department Identification SignWall Mounted

ID11aPublic Accessible Room Identification Sign

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ID11bInternal Room Identification SignNumber & Changeable Sign

ID11cFacility Door Identification SignBraille & Tactile

ID12aService Door Identification Sign

ID12bStatutory Door SignFire Hose Reel

ID12cStatutory Door SignFire Safety Door

ID13Facility Identification SignProjecting


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DR1aVehicular Directional Sign Freestanding

DR2aPedestrian Directional Sign Freestanding

DR2bPedestrian Directional SignFinger Post

DR2cPedestrian Directional SignWall Mounted

DR2dPedestrian Directional SignSuspended

DIRECTIONAL SIGNS

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Gardens Theatre

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Faculty Offices

Car Park

Set Down

The purpose of directional signs is to guide visitors at decision points along a route that

leads to their destination. These include vehicular directional signs directing to car parks/set

down areas and pedestrian directional signs to major destinations externally and internally.

Progressive disclosure information on the signs is to follow the message strategy shown on

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IF1aSite Directory Information SignFreestanding

IF1bSite Directory Information SignWall Mounted

IF2aLift/Stairs Directory Information Sign

IF2bLift Level Information Sign

IF3Event Information SignWall Mounted

RG1Vehicular Regulatory Sign

RG2Pedestrian Regulatory Sign

RG3Seating Capacity Sign

INFORMATION AND REGULATORY SIGNS

Official Notices

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Contravention constitutes an offence

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Technology Act (Qld) 1998 and

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V PERMITS ONLYVistor Parking

unless otherwise signposted

unless signposted

places not signposted as being availablefor parking

kerbs or yellow lines at any time

designated roadways and must be parkedin the racks provided

grounds is subject to the QUT Act 1998

Falure to comply with any notice regulatingthe driving, parking or standing of anyform of vehicle on university grounds is an offence

MAXIMUM PENALTY - 10 PENALTY POINTS/$1000

Art Museum

Gardens Theatre


Library

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Counselling Counselling Services

Health ServicesMedical Clinic

Reception

InternationalStudent Services

Reception

Student Guild Ethnocultural Room X226

Clubs & Societies X224

Student Guild Office Bearers X225

Student Guild Womens Room X301

Queer Room X204

Student SupportServices

Careers & Employment X222

Directors Office X217

Student Engagement Team X214

University Scholarships X213

School of Justice Justice Studies

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Video surveillancefor your safety

The purpose of information signs is to inform visitors at arrival points and gathering points.

These signs include campus maps, directional signs and building directories.

The structure of information listed on the directories is to follow the message strategy

shown on Page C-02.

These signs may also contain event information and regulations.

Regulatory signs provide information on conditions of parking and regulations as required

within the campus.


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Messages

Font

Pictograms

Arrows

Colours

Maps

GRAPHIC STANDARDS

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Nomenclature

The naming of each destination on campus must follow the QUT Organisational Structure.

This list is available from the QUT web site, http://www.qut.edu.au/about/faclist.jsp

The Organisational Structure shown here was extracted from the web site in July 2011.

Please check the web site for the latest listing.

Other destinations

Major public rooms and community spaces such as function rooms and galleries are to

use their individual names.

All other destinations are to use common names across all campuses. These names are

as follows:

• Lecture Theatres

• Lecture Rooms

• Tutorial Rooms

• Meeting Rooms

• Computer Labs

Facilities such as car parks, toilets and parents rooms generally use pictograms rather

than words on the signs.

Naming of University buildings and parts of buildings

QUT Council has determined that, in naming buildings and parts of buildings, due regard

be given to persons who have been associated prominently with the University, including

major fi nancial contributors. Council intends that names only be considered as the

occasion arises or otherwise warrants.

Council has delegated authority to the Vice-Chancellor to approve the naming of

University buildings.

Messages

School of Early Childhood

School of Cultural and Language Studies in Education

School of Learning and Professional Studies

School of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education

Centre for Learning and Innovation

Centre for Professional Learning and Development

Office of Teaching and Learning

Acting

Animation

Creative Writing and Literary Studies

Dance

Drama

Entertainment Industries

Fashion

Film, TV and New Media

Interactive and Visual Design

Journalism

Media and Communication

Music and Sound

Technical Production

Visual Arts

Australian Research Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation

School of Design

School of Engineering Systems

School of Urban Development

Faculty Operating Portfolio

Research Portfolio

External Relations Portfolio

Teaching & Learning Portfolio

School of Accountancy

School of Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations

School of Economics and Finance

School of Management

QUT Graduate School of Business

Corporate Education

QUT Languages

Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research

Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies

National Center for Econometric Research

Built Environmentand Engineering

Business

Creative Industries

Science andTechnology

Health

Education

Faculties, Schools, Portfolios & Disciplines Institutes

Institute for Creative Industries and Innovation

Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation

Law

Office of the Vice-Chancellor

Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)

Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Learning and Teaching Unit)

Assurance and Risk Management Services

Oodgeroo Unit

Chancellery

Divisions

Office of the Registrar

Facilities Management

Governance Services

Human Resources Department

Marketing and Communication Department

Student Business Services

Student Support Services

Equity Services

Corporate Finance

Planning and Budget

Reporting and Analysis

AdministrativeServices

Finance andResource Planning

Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor

QUT Precincts

Development Office

QUT International

QUT International College

The Confucius Institute at QUT

ISIS International Strategy and Information System

Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Office of Commercial Services

Office of Research

Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation

Research Students Centre

eLearning Services

Information Technology Services

Learning Environments and Technology Services

QUT Library

QUT Printing Services

International andDevelopment

Research and Commercialisation

Technology, Information and Learning Support

Institute for Sustainable Resources

Information Security Institute

School of Human Movement Studies

School of Nursing and Midwifery

School of Optometry

School of Public Health

School of Psychology and Counselling

Social Work and Human Services

Centre for Palliative Care Research and Education

Centre for Research Excellence in Sun and Health

National Centre for Health Information Research and Training

School of Law

School of Justice

Legal Practice Unit

Law and Justice Research Centre

Biogeoscience

Cell and Molecular Biosciences

Chemistry

Computer Science

Information Systems

Mathematical Sciences

Medical Radiation Sciences

Medical Sciences

Pharmacy

Physics

Collaborative Centre for Data Analysis Modelling and Computation

Centre for Tropical Crops and Biocommodities

QUT ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE


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Rooms Level



Counselling Services


Health Services Medical Clinic

International Student Services








Queer Room X204

2

2

2

3

2

2

3

2

4

3

2

2

5

Toilets All levels

Gardens Point X-Block

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Faci

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Gardens Point S-Block

DIRECTORY SIGNS - TYPICAL GRAPHIC LAYOUTS

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

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Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

Kelvin Grove N-Block

Rooms Level

School of Nursing& Midwifery

Head of School

Administration

Dementia Collaborative Research Centre QLD

Clinical Placements Team

Clinical Simulation Centre

Student Computer Lab N402

Student Information Centre

3

3

6

4

1

4

4

N101–103, N105, N109, N112, N117

N203, N206, N208, N210, N212, N215, N222, N229

Clinical TeachingRooms

Meeting Rooms N110

N304, N306

N601

1

3

6

1

2

Lecture Rooms N402–N432

N501–N537

N602–N619

4

5

6

Lecture Theatre N515 5

All levelsToilets

Tutorial Rooms

N

S

X1

11

2

23

8

4

4

5

6

5

6

6

8

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Directory

The hierarchy of messages on directories must also follow the QUT Organisational

Structure. Following is the order in which information is listed on the directory. These are

grouped as either Occupants (grouped fi rst) and Building Facilities (grouped second).

Occupants

1. Faculties, Schools, Portfolios & Disciplines

2. Divisions, Departments and Sections

Building Facilities

3. Major Public Rooms (eg Function Rooms)

4. Lecture Theatres

5. Lecture Rooms/Tutorial Rooms

6. Meeting Rooms/Computer Labs/Other rooms

7. Car Parks

8. Toilets

Where a building houses several sections or schools of a number of faculties, the Faculty

is the primary identifi er in the left column with associated subsections grouped accordingly

in the room listings column.

Divisional names are rarely used as the primary identifi er, rather, services and subsections

are grouped in the room listings against divisional Department names in the left column.

Where a particular School is the primary occupant of the building, the name of the school

may be used as the primary listing in the left column of the directory board with sub

sections grouped accordingly in the room lists to the right.

Further clarifi cation of directional signage policy should be referred to the Director of

Facilities Management.

Messages


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Block ALevel 4 Link

Link

Block BLevel 3

Block BLevel 4

Block CLevel 3

Bock BLevel 4

VARIOUSSITE LEVELS

Block ALevel 4 Link

LinkBlock CLevel 5

Bock BLevel 5

VARIOUSSITE LEVELS

654321B1B2B3

4

3

2

1

B1

B2

B3

6

5

4

3

2

1

5

4

3

2

1

Aspirational (Long Term)

LEVEL NUMBERING

4

3

2

1

5

4

3

2

1

3

2

1

Existing Situation

A

A

B

B

C

C

DIRECTIONAL SIGNS - TYPICAL GRAPHIC LAYOUTS

Internal SignsExternal Signs


Faculty Offices

Science & TechnologyPrecinctOld Government HouseGardens Theatre

P XY Directional signs

Directional signs are to use the progressive disclosure technique of providing information.

External directional signs have a single arrow for each direction and fi rstly list Block Letters,

then all relevant pictograms and then list major destinations.

Internal directional signs list all facility pictograms under each arrow, then follow the same

QUT Organisational Structure hierarchy as the directory signs.

No more than 5-6 messages should appear for each direction.

Level Numbering System

The current level naming system for the University uses the following terms:

- Level 4 (and higher, as required)

- Level 3

- Level 2

- Level 1

- Level B1

- Level B2 (and lower, as required)

Ground level is not used as some buildings have multiple entrances at different levels.

This is due to the topographic nature of the campuses. This also results in some levels not

aligning with connected buildings, as illustrated on the Existing Situation diagram. Clear

delineation of arrivals/thresholds between buildings is required in these instances.

Where possible, all linked buildings should share the same level number. This is illustrated

on the Aspirational (Long Term) diagram. This approach should be applied to future building

and refurbishment projects.

Should a building have multiple lifts, a naming system for the lifts may need to be

considered. These names could also be supported by an alphabetical/colour system. This

will require further discussion should this be considered in future projects.

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Room Numbering System

Room numbers are used as the primary identifi er for destinations within QUT. The Room

Numbering System allows room numbering procedures to be applied consistently and

uniformly to all University buildings, this facilitates the day-to-day operations, and the

strategic reporting and planning.

Consequently, all rooms have a unique number and they require a room number sign.

The room number is the best reference when searching for a room and the use of room

number in wayfi nding is to be encouraged in all instances.

Case

On signs, all messages should be in Title Case (each word starts with a capital letter,

with the remaining letters being in lower case), except on sentences in notices/regulation/

information signs. All uppercase letters are only to be used on street names and statutory

door signs.

Punctuation Marks

The use of commas, full stops and other punctuation marks should be avoided on signs,

with exception of the following:

- notices/conditions/regulations;

- interpretive information;

- listing of room numbers (e.g. Rooms A120–A125, A128) on directional signs and

directories.

Destinations that span a range of rooms should be indicated as shown on the left.

When indicating a span of consecutive rooms, use the En dash (–) symbol, not a hyphen (-).

No spaces are required before and after the En dash. Moderate kerning is allowed.

Message Tone

All messages should be conveyed in a clear, concise and positive tone. Messages should

be unambiguous and should not be overly authoritative.

All instructional text should not be beyond sixth grade reading level and should be stated

positively.

Languages

All signs are to be in English only.

Although there are many international students at QUT, we do not recommend including

other languages, since it is diffi cult to determine which languages to include or which to

exclude.

The introduction of other languages will also signifi cantly reduce legibility and signifi cantly

increase the size of the signs.

The recommended solution for multilingual signage is to use internationally recognised

pictograms, refer to Page C-06.

TITLE CASE

Lecture Theatre

PUNCTUATION EXAMPLES - ROOM RANGE

Commas (between room numbers)

En-dash (range of room numbers)

A301–A306

A510, A512, A513

ROOM NUMBER

Building Level Room number

A101

Messages


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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789

Helvetica Neue 75 Bold

Helvetica Neue 57 Condensed (Fire Hose Reel statutory signs only)

Cap X-height

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789Helvetica Neue 55 Roman

Helvetica Neue 65 Medium

X-heightX

The font Helvetica Neue is to be used in all signage.


This is the main variant of the font family which should be used on most signs.


The bold variant is used for the Campus names, block letters and may be used to highlight

text. The required information hierarchy has been built into the design of all other signs

through use of text and background colour, font size, position and layout.

Helvetica Neue 55 Roman

The roman variant is used for the room names and may be used as support text.

Helvetica Neue 57 Condensed

The condensed variant is used for the Fire Hose Reel statutory signs only.

Text size

Text size on all signs has been determined based on ideal viewing distance and should be

adhered to wherever possible.

Cap X-height

For accuracy in layout of text on signs, the height of the capital letter X (Cap X-height)

should be used instead of the point size of the font. This measurement is always shown in

millimetres unless otherwise stated.

Font


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BLOCK LETTER AND NUMBER

BLOCK LETTER AND NUMBERSTANDARD BLOCK LETTERS

BLOCK LETTER - WITHOUT KEYLINEBLOCK LETTER

A B C D E F G

H I J K L M N

O P Q R S T U

V W X Y Z Z1Y10.

15X

0.7X

0.15

X

X

EQ CENTRED VISUALLY EQ

0.15

X0.

7X0.

15X

X

0.02

X

EQCENTRED VISUALLY

EQ

0.25

X0.

5X0.

25X

X

0.02

X

EQCENTRED VISUALLY

EQ Block letters are used to identify buildings throughout the campus.

The approved block letters for use on all directional, identifi cation and information signs are

as illustrated. No other versions of these letters will be accepted.

The proportion of the keyline around the letter is to be consistent across all sign types.

Note that the keyline is removed on Sign Types ID4a and IF2a where the background panel

forms the size of the block square

Block Letters


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No Smoking No Litter No Pedestrians

No Mobile Phones No Food or Drinks

AccessibleAS1428.1International Symbolfor Access

AccessibleAlternative subject toBuilding Certifier’s approval

Hearing Augmentation

Car Park Taxi Bus Bicycle RackInformation First Aid

StairsLecture Theatre Lecture/Tutorial Room Meeting Room LiftCafé Food Court

Toilets Unisex Toilets Female Toilets Male Toilets Parents Room Baby Change Table Shower

No Bicycles

REGULATORY

ACCESS PICTOGRAMS

FACILITIES

Pick up & Set Down

Pictograms are used to identify commonly used facilities and services.

The approved pictograms for use on all directional, identifi cation and information signs are

as illustrated. No other versions of these pictograms will be accepted. These pictograms

are in line with international standards and can generally be understood as stand-alone

messages. When used, pictograms are to be scaled proportionately.

Note that the text label shown below each pictogram is used for identifi cation purposes

only. This label should not appear together with the pictogram on a sign.

All pictograms should be used with discretion, as over-use may lead to visual clutter,

and confusion.

For clarity, prohibitive pictograms are designed with the red line cropped behind the

symbol.

For safety pictograms refer to AS 1319 Safety Signs for the Occupational Environment.

Pictograms


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Arrows play a major role in wayfi nding, so they must be used consistently and effectively.

A specifi c arrow type has been chosen to complement the font Helvetica Neue. This arrow

type should be used in all directional signs.

Arrow directions

Up pointing arrow is used to direct forward.

Right and Left pointing arrows direct to destinations that require pedestrians to turn right or

left, either at the sign or immediately after the sign.

Diagonal arrows direct diagonally up or diagonally down when located next to stairs or

escalators. In other locations they direct diagonally ahead. Diagonal arrows may never be

used to direct diagonally backwards.

Down pointing arrow should only be used when the sign is above the destination.

Arrow usage

A single arrow is required for each direction, not for each destination.

Arrow bounding box

A square bounding box has been included in these arrow drawings as guides for the

correct alignment of arrows and text. Note that the tip of horizontal and vertical arrows

extends beyond the box boundaries. After setting arrows and text, when it is no longer

required, remember to remove the bounding box from the graphic layout.

Arrow priority

Messages directing ahead, diagonally ahead or diagonally up should appear at the top of

the sign.

Messages directing left, or diagonally left should appear on the left side of the sign.

Messages directing right, or diagonally right should appear on the right side of the sign.

Messages directing down or diagonally down should appear at the bottom of the sign.

An arrow should always point away from the message.

Ahead

Diagonally aheadDiagonally up

Left

Diagonally down


Right

Diagonally down

Immediately down

VERTICAL FORMAT - DIRECTIONAL SIGNS

STANDARD ARROWS

ARROW SIZING

HORIZONTAL FORMAT - SUSPENDED SIGNS


Ahead

Right

Diagonally down

Immediately down Immediately down

Ahead


Left

Diagonally down

YY

YY

Arrows


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Charcoal

Pantone Black C

Paint Dulux ‘Domino’ PG1 A8

Vinyl Avery ‘Komatsu Grey’ 759-01 PF

QUT Blue

Pantone 541C

Paint to match Pantone 541C

Vinyl Avery ‘Royal Blue’ 939

Silver - Satin Natural Anodised Aluminium

Pantone 877C

Paint to match satin natural anodised aluminium

Vinyl Avery ‘Silver Metallic’ 990

White

Pantone N/A

Paint Dulux ‘Vivid White’ PCW B4

Vinyl Avery ‘White’ 900 QM

STANDARD SIGN COLOURS

Access Blue

Pantone 2945C

Paint AS2700 Ultra Marine B21

Vinyl Avery Vivid Blue 934

First Aid Green

Pantone 349C

Paint AS2700 Jade G21

Vinyl Avery Emerald Green 931

Regulatory Red

Pantone 186C

Paint AS2700 Signal Red R13

Vinyl Avery ‘Signal Red’ 925 QM

PICTOGRAM COLOURS

This schedule specifi es the colours to be used in all signage.

Colours have been adjusted to suit the available standard paint, anodising and vinyl

colours.

Colour Strategy

Colours have been chosen to achieve a high level of contrast and legibility as well as to

achieve continuity with the existing external signage system.

Generally all signs appear as charcoal text on silver background, with a charcoal frame

or backing. This is reversed with white text on charcoal background in some applications

such as street name signs and on door signs where contrast is required. QUT Blue is

generally used for the QUT logo only.

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‘You are Here’ maps are important elements to assist wayfi nding. They provide a visual cue

and can provide more detail than directional signs.

Fixed maps on signs should be orientated to suit the direction the viewer is facing. Hand

held maps should be based on the same design as the fi xed maps to maintain consistency.

Campus Maps

Campus maps are to be included in the Information Signs at major arrivals and gathering

points. The aim is to keep the map as simple as possible by showing the site boundary,

buildings/blocks, streets/lanes, major destinations and facilities/transport options.

The Gardens Point Campus map is illustrated on this page. The map is designed to be

viewed by the fi rst time visitor, keeping in mind that they will be prepared in some way by

knowing which Block they need to fi nd. Major public destinations, such as Old Government

House and Gardens Theatre are located on the map. Facilities, transport and emergency

services are shown as pictograms.

The map shows the design intent. The fi nal map will need to be developed further and

rotated to suit the direction the viewer is facing. The map will also need to be updated

regularly to ensure the the information provided is relevant and accurate.

Maps

Nor


Parliament House

R I V E R S I D E B I C Y C L E PAT H

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R I V E R S I D E E X P R E S S W AY

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LA

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GARDENS POINT ROAD

Old GovernmentHouse

Podium

QUT Art Museum

Library

A B

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F G H

J

MO

Q

R

S

U

W

V

Z

AED - Defibrillator

A block (A100)

S block (S206)

V block (V300)

X block (X400)

Y block (Y208)

LEGEND

ParkingDrop Off Area

Wireless ZoneFood

TaxiBicycle Parking

Emergency Phone

QUT Intercampus Shuttle

0 60 12030

Meters

Minutes Walk0 1 2

GEORGE STREET

GardensTheatre

X

The KindlerTheatre

ShopsPoolGymnasium

Bookshop

CH

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YOU ARE HERE

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MAIN DRIVE

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P

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Kidney Lawn

East Lawn

Lady Bowen Lawn

The Cube

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Campus Maps

Kelvin Grove Campus map is illustrated on this page.

The map is designed to be viewed by the fi rst time visitor, keeping in mind that they will be

prepared in some way by knowing which Block/Precinct or Street they need to fi nd. Major

public destinations, such as Village Centre and McCaskie Park are located on the map.

Facilities, transport and emergency services are shown as pictograms.

The map shows the design intent. The fi nal map will need to be developed further and

rotated to suit the direction the viewer is facing. The map will also need to be updated

regularly to ensure the the information provided is relevant and accurate.

Interior Maps

Interior maps may be included in the directories of complex buildings as part of the Level

Directory. These maps should show room numbers, major destinations and all facilities and

services on each level. The design of these should maintain the same design guidelines as

the campus maps

Maps

KulgunPark

McCaskie Park

VillageCentre61 Musk

Avenue

Chauvel Place

RO

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MA

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TO

NE

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HARTOPP LANE

SCHOOL STREET

HILL ROAD

BO

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RO

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RIN

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IN P

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TANK STREET

VICTORIA

PARK R

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VIC

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PA

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RO

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K E LV I N G R O V E R O A D

ROBISON P

LACE

MUSK AVENUE

MU

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BLA

MEY

STR

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CA

RR

AW

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TR

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T

GONA PARADE

QUT Kelvin Grove Busway Station

Victoria Park Golf Course

Kelvin Grove State College

Grey GumsPark

RocksGates



The Rainforest

SPORTS LANE

Kundu Park

88 MuskAvenue

44 MuskAvenue

Wing D

Wing C

Wing BEast

Wing BWest

Wing A

Tennis Courts

Sports Oval

Creative IndustriesPrecinct

I N N E R N O R T H E R N B U S W AY

EI

L

M

R

S

A

B

F

N

T

OJ

P

W

C

G

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X

Y1Y2

H

Q

Z3

Z2Z1 Z8

Z6

Z5Z4

K

D

LEGENDParking

Drop Off Area

Wireless Zone

Cafe

Taxi

Bicycle Parking Emergency Phone


Child Care Centre

Bus Stop

North

0 60 12030

Meters

Minutes Walk0 1 2

YOU ARE HERE

44 Musk Avenue (Q002)

A block (A119)

F block (F608)

O block, B wing (B600)

Q block - IHBI (Q400)

Y1 block (Y100)

Z1 block (Z109A)


ChildCareCentre


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Application

QUT is progressively adopting Digital Signage for a variety of signage requirements.

Digital displays may be used in wayfi nding applications, general information provision and

marketing, room booking information and staff directories.

QUT has a preferred digital signage solution and consultants are encouraged to consult

with Technology Information and Learning Support (http://www.tils.qut.edu.au) prior to

implementation of any digital signage solutions.

While the specifi c requirement for digital displays will be dependent on each project, the

signage principles and graphic standards determined in this Manual must be maintained to

ensure consistency.

Digital Signage

DIGITAL INFORMATION DIGITAL WAYFINDING

Public LectureFriday 21st September

5:00pmLecture Theatre S301

DIGITAL MAPS


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Identifi cation Signs

Directional Signs

Information Signs

Regulatory Signs

SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS

SECTION D

D-01QUT WAYFINDING SIGNAGE MANUAL

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D-01IDENTIFICATION SIGNS

Unless otherwise noted all dimensions in millimetres. Use fi gured

dimensions in preference to scaling. Contractor to confi rm all

dimensions and details on site prior to manufacture.

Due to this reproduction process the colours in this image are not

exact representations, refer to Page C-09 for colour specifi cation.

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES

Drawings show design intent. Any changes to specifi cation

which affects design intent must be approved by QUT Facilities

Management. All structural members, fi xings and/or footings to be

confi rmed by sign maker’s engineer. Sign maker to confi rm all details

for approval on shop drawings prior to manufacture.

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Fabricated 3D cube with logo on all visible

sides (maximum 4 sides). Sign to be integrated into

architectural design.

Construction details to suit application.

Illumination options

i. Internally illuminated with LED backlights fi xed

behind face.

ii. Externally illuminated with LED/high effi ciency

spotlights, integrated with building feature lighting

GRAPHICS DETAIL

COLOUR

Logo = QUT Blue and white

SIZE

Sizes shown are indicative only. All dimensions to

suit architectural features.

CAMPUS IDENTIFICATION SIGN

QUT CUBE

Sheet 1 of 1ID1a

Typical LocationNot to scale

TYPICAL EXAMPLE

Graphic LayoutScale 1:50

4 SIDES

TOP VIEW

3D VIEW

1

3

Size to fit architecture

2

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ID1b


QUT SQUARE

Sheet 1 of 1

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Fabricated single sided sign box fi xed to wall.

Sign to be integrated into architectural design.

Construction details to suit application.

Illumination options

i. Internally illuminated with LED backlights fi xed

behind face.

ii. Externally illuminated with LED/high effi ciency

spotlights, integrated with building feature lighting

GRAPHICS DETAIL

COLOUR


SIZE

Sizes shown are indicative only. All dimensions to

suit architectural features.





exact representations, refer to Page C.07 for colour specifi cation.


Drawings show design intent. Any changes to specifi cation which

affects design intent must be approved by Capital Works Facilities




Elevations - Typical SizeScale 1:50

FRONT VIEW

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

200Size to fit architecture

Siz

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Typical LocationScale 1:50

EQ EQ

TYPICAL EXAMPLE


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

Signs to be specifi cally designed to integrate with

architectural and landscape features to create a

threshold/arrival experience at each application.

Signage elements to include:

1. Logo panel. Typically fabricated 3D formed QUT

logo.

2. Campus name. Typically cut out or fabricated

aluminium letters.

Final construction details to suit each application.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

to suit each application

COLOUR

Campus Name = Charcoal

Logo panel = QUT Blue and white


MAJOR ARRIVAL POINTS

Sheet 1 of 1ID2

Typical ExamplesNot to scale

Signage Elements for Campus Identification - Typical Graphic LayoutsNot to scale

Campus Arrival - Gardens Point, Main Drivel

Campus Arrival - Gardens Point, Goodwill Bridge

Gardens Point

0.8X

XX

0.7X

X

7X

7X

KelvinGrove

0.8X

XX

0.7X

X

7X

7X

Other layouts to suit application maybe submitted to QUT for approval

Gardens Point

4XX

XX

4X XX

Kelvin Grove

4XX

XX

4X XX

X

X


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GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Heading = 100mm cap X-height

Text= 40mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Sign frame = Charcoal


Sign panels = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Refer to Sheet 2 of 2 for construction details

Sheet 1 of 2ID3


FREESTANDING BLADE

Gardens Point


Gardens Theatre

Old Government House

QUT Art Museum

750

Gardens Point


Gardens Theatre

Old Government House

QUT Art Museum

KelvinGrove

Creative Industries Precinct

The Roundhouse Theatre

Woodward Theatre

9090

90

80

140

64

40mm cap X-height

100

100

6810

0

750

2075

020

750

2013

0021

0

75038

20

TYPICAL PANEL DETAILS

5050

50

SIDE VIEWGARDENS POINT KELVIN GROVE

Graphic LayoutsScale 1:20

Major precincts/destinations within campusFINAL LIST TO BE CONFIRMED BY QUT

Logo

Campus name


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 100 x 100

x 4.0mm SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports

between posts.

2. 25mm thick aluminium base plate welded to ends

of posts, welded gussets as required.

3. Concrete footing to engineer’s specifi cation with

cast-in hold down bolts.

4. 6 mm thick aluminium kick panel, welded along

edge of aluminium structure. All visible welds and

joins fi nished smooth, painted 2 pack.

5. 10 mm x 25 mm aluminium spacing block welded

along edge of aluminium structure.

6. Fabricated 3mm aluminium sign panels with

50mm wide welded returns to all sides. Two pack

painted with applied vinyl graphics and protective

anti-graffi ti satin clear coat over.

7. Sign panels fi xed to post through spacing block

with stainless steel countersunk torx head screws.

Refer to Sheet 1 of 2 for graphics detail

ID3 Sheet 2 of 2


FREESTANDING BLADE

X

3

4

2

7

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

50

TOP VIEW

A

Framework Scale 1:20

3

A

B B

2

4

1

Section B-B - BaseplateScale 1:10

5

1

Section A-AScale 1:10

1

2

4

7

6

6


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. 6mm thick acrylic backing panel. Cut to fi t 5mm

inside overall sign perimeter. Painted 2 pack on all

visible surfaces. Countersunk fi xed to wall.

2. Fabricated 3mm aluminium sign panel with 40mm

wide welded returns to all sides. Two pack painted

with applied vinyl graphics and protective anti-

graffi ti satin clear coat over.

3. 20 x 20mm fi xing angle frame mechanically fi xed

around perimeter of backing panel.

4. Countersunk security torx-head screw fi xings

through top and bottom of sign panel into angle

frame.


BUILDING IDENTIFICATION SIGN

BLOCK LETTER

ID4a


Sheet 1 of 3

FRONT VIEW

60060 1240

AA

A

ElevationsScale 1:10

SIDE VIEW


4

1

2

3

5

3


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GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

As noted on drawing

COLOUR

Backing panels = Charcoal


Block letter panel = Silver

Block letter = Charcoal



BLOCK LETTER

Sheet 2 of 3ID4a

A B C D E F G

H I J K L M N

O P Q R S T U

V W X Y ZBlock Letter LayoutsScale 1:20

9042

090

600

600


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LOCATION DETAIL

Wall mounted to building at entry points.

Confi rm locations on site for sight lines from

all approaches.




BLOCK LETTER

Sheet 3 of 3ID4a

Typical LocationsScale 1:50

Wall

Entry doors

S

End of wallor link bridge

120 minimum

600

1800

C600

2700

600

1800

100

DColumn

CL

BULKHEAD

300

900

EQ 600 EQ

COLUMNENTRY WALL

LINK WALL


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BUILDING NAME

Sheet 1 of 2

NOTE:

This sign type is only allowed in special

cases, subject to the approval by the

Director of Facilities Management

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Cut out 12mm thick acrylic letters. Painted on all

visible faces.

2. Pin and epoxy fi xed to wall.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

As noted on drawing

COLOUR

To suit application

On light coloured walls = Charcoal

On dark coloured walls = Silver

Refer to Sheet 2 of 2 for location details

ID4b

SIDE VIEW

SIDE VIEW

SIDE VIEW

2 LINES

1 LINE

3 LINES

120

Institute of Health andBiomedical Innovation

A

9060

9080

The Terrace

210

90

ClinicalSimulation Centre

210

150

150

90

1

1

1

Typical Graphic LayoutsScale 1:10

Section AScale 1:2

12

2

1


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BUILDING NAME

NOTE:

This sign type is only allowed in special

cases, subject to the approval by the

Director of Facilities Management

LOCATION DETAIL

Fix letters below or next to block letters to

suit site conditions.

Refer to Sheet 1 of 2 for graphics detail and construction details

Sheet 2 of 2 ID4b

Institute of Health andBiomedical Innovation

Typical LocationsScale 1:50

O Podium Q

120

600

1800

600

1800

100

NClinical

SimulationCentre

Sign Type ID4aBlock Letter


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Large scale block letter cut out of ‘Etched Glass’

window fi lm and reverse applied to inside of glazed

sliding door. Remove vision strips on door before

installing new sign.

2. Cut out vinyl applied to inside of glazing panel -

right hand side of sliding door.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Large block letter = to suit height of entrance

Side window text = 20mm Cap ‘X’ height.

COLOUR

Large scale block letter = Avery Window Film

‘Etched Glass’

Side window text = White or Charcoal to provide

suffi cient contrast to suit site conditions. Sample

test on site prior to manufacture.

LOCATION DETAIL

S-Block Gardens Point campus example shown

Refer to Sheets 2 of 3 and 3 of 3 for other examples


VINYL ON GLASS

ID5 Sheet 1 of 3

1430

1800


12

remove existing vision strips on doors retain existing vision strips on sides

100

2200

Location of SignScale 1:20

S

2


Built Environment and EngineeringFunction RoomOwen J. Wordsworth (OJW) Room

32.5

135

32.5

6040

3040

20100

33

3

1030

200

170

Edge of glazing frame


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LOCATION DETAIL

N-Block Kelvin Grove campus example


BUILDING ENTRY

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID5 Sheet 2 of 3


N1

1002


1800

745720720

200020

85

NSchool of Nursing & MidwiferyClinical Simulation Centre

N

2


School of Nursing & MidwiferyClinical Simulation Centre

32.5

135

32.5

6030

40

20

100

33

3

200

645

Edge of glazing frame


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LOCATION DETAIL

X-Block Gardens Point campus example


Sheet 3 of 3

BUILDING ENTRY

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID5


550

750 1400 750

12

100

XCounsellingHealth Services Medical ClinicInternational Student ServicesSchool of JusticeStudent GuildStudent Support Services

650Edge of glazing frame

50mm wide glazing frame


2

XCounsellingHealth Services Medical ClinicInternational Student ServicesSchool of JusticeStudent GuildStudent Support Services

3313

533

6040

4040

4040

20

100 650

3


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Sheet 1 of 2

CAR PARK IDENTIFICATION

FREESTANDING

ID6a

GRAPHICS DETAILS

FONT


SIZE

Zone text = 50 mm cap X-height

Regulatory text = 16mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Kick plate = Charcoal

“P” Panel = Access Blue and white

“Red Zone” Panel = Regulatory Red and white

“Green Zone” Panel = Pantone 361C and white

Regulatory Panel = Pantone 130C

Text = Charcoal

Lower sign panel = Silver



125

220

1010

350

550

750

550

10

350

2450

W

Red ZoneCar Park

550

W

Green ZoneCar Park

550

550

550

750

32

75

W

Green ZoneCar Park


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Sheet 2 of 2


FREESTANDING

ID6a

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 75 x 75 x

4.0 mm SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports

between posts.





4. 6mm thick aluminium kick plate, welded along



5. 10mm x 25mm aluminium spacing block welded









TOP VIEW

3

4

2

4

5

1

7

66

6

6

6


3

2

AA

BB

1

2

4

6

6

7

550


1


5


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Sheet 1 of 1


FREESTANDING

ID6b

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL




2. 3mm thick aluminium sign panels. Two pack



3. 15 x 15 mm fi xing angle frame welded to back of

sign panels.


through fi xing angle into backing panel

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Zone text = 50 mm cap X-height

Regulatory text = 16mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Backing panel = Charcoal

“P” Panel = Access Blue and white

“Red Zone” Panel = Regulatory Red and white

“Green Zone” Panel = Pantone 361C and white

Regulatory Panel = Pantone 130C

Text = Charcoal

W

Red ZoneCar Park

Typical Location of SignScale 1:50

900

2

2

2W

Red ZoneCar Park

550

550

1035

010

550

Construction DetailScale 1:10

TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

FRONT VIEW

AA Section A-AScale 1:2

43

12


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Sheet 1 of 1

LOADING DOCK IDENTIFICATION

SIGN

ID7

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL








sign panels.


through fi xing angle into backing panel.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Pictogram = 400 x 400mm

Text = 64mm cap X-height

COLOUR


Pictogram panel = Charcoal

Pictogram = White

Text Panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal


900

DeliveryVehicles Only

DeliveryVehicles Only

FRONT VIEW

550


550

550

SIDE VIEW

TOP VIEW

AA

9064

64

4264

4264

2

2

Section AScale 1:2

4

12

3AA


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Sheet 1 of 1

CAR PARK BAY IDENTIFICATION

SIGN - FREESTANDING

ID8a

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 65 x 65 mm

SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports between

posts. Painted Charcoal.

2. 16mm thick base plate welded to ends of posts,

welded gussets as required.



4. 6mm thick aluminium kick panel, welded along




25mm wide welded returns to sides. Two pack



6. Sign panels fi xed to frame with stainless steel

countersunk torx head screws

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


Pictogram = 350 x 350 mm

COLOUR


Pictogram panel = Access Blue

Pictogram = White

Text panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

W

3

4

W

1

1

2

3

5

5

5

5

1130

Typical Construction LayoutScale 1:20

SIDE VIEW

SIDE VIEW

AA

Location & Graphic Layout

350

350

1055

022

0

BaseplateScale 1:10

6

5

6


1

2

4


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Sheet 1 of 1

CAR PARK BAY IDENTIFICATION

SIGN - WALL MOUNTED

ID8b

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL








sign panels.


through fi xing angle into backing panel

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


Pictogram = 350 x 350 mm

COLOUR


Pictogram panel = Access Blue

Pictogram = White

Text panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

1000


A A

150

10

350


TOP VIEW

SIDE VIEW

350


43

1

2

2

2


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Sheet 1 of 1

SET DOWN IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID9


1. Freestanding post with fully welded base plate.

Studs welded to post to secure sign frame. Painted

2 pack.

2. Internal sign frame fi xed to post through studs.

3. Fabricated 3mm thick aluminium sign panels with

25mm wide return welded to side. Painted 2 pack

with front applied vinyl graphics and protective anti

graffi ti clear coat over.


countersunk torx head screws.

5. Reinforced concrete pad/pier footing

to sign makers’ engineers specifi cation. All fi xings

shall be below ground level to reduce trip hazards.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Text= 25mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Post and internal frame = Charcoal

Pictogram panel = Charcoal

Pictogram = White

Text panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal


FRONT VIEW

2800

TOP VIEW

7525

350


AA

1

3

3

4

5

keyhole fixings

350

350



1015

0

1

3

32



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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Cut out vinyl applied to inside of glass door.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Heading Text= 40mm Cap ‘X’ height.

Text = 20mm Cap ‘X’ height.

COLOUR

Text = White or Charcoal to provide suffi cient

contrast to suit site conditions. Sample test on site

prior to manufacture.

INTERNAL DEPARTMENT

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID10a Sheet 1 of 1

Typical ElevationScale 1:20


100

check on siteapprox. 800

1


1400

1


3360

20

100

3

2020

4024

40

side glass - check on siteapprox. 800




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1. 3mm thick anodised aluminium sign panel with

front applied vinyl graphics. Protective anti-graffi ti

clear coat over.

2. Fixed to wall with D/S tape and silicone.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Text= 100mm Cap ‘X’ height.

COLOUR

Sign panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Sheet 1 of 1

INTERNAL DEPARTMENT

IDENTIFICATION SIGN –

WALL MOUNTED

ID10b

Student AcademicServices

Typical ElevationScale 1:50


Student AcademicServicesCashier

550

100

1

1800 1800

1 LINE 2 LINES


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1. Changeable A4 insert panel with pivoting clear

cover (Signlink Avant Guarde Display or similar).

Thumb hole cut into base to allow for easy access.

2. Permanent Braille and tactile room number fi xed

into top of frame.

3. Frame fi xed to wall with mechanical fi xings.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Text= 20mm Cap ‘X’ height.

COLOUR

Sign frame and trim = Silver

Top panel = Charcoal

Text = White

PUBLIC ACCESSIBLE ROOM

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID11a Sheet 1 of 1

For bookings and access to this room please email: [email protected]

or visit UD School office

S706256 - 33

S706Room number

Sign Type ID11a

Room capacity sign




A101256 - 33


Proprietary A4Event frame

Braille and TactileRoom Number 65

211

215

368

Lectures this week

Listed here..Monday........Tuesday........Wednesday..Thursday......Friday...........

S706256 - 33

65

211

215

368

FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW

SIDE VIEW


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INTERNAL ROOM

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID11b Sheet 1 of 3

GRAPHICS DETAIL



Typical Graphic Layouts Right JustifiedScale 1:5

80 A101 1

2

2

50

Scenario Room

40

15 2580 B102 1

2

50

Emergency Scenario Room

40

15

C105 1

2

DebriefingCommunicationSkills Room 3

2020

SIDE VIEW

1

2

301

210

80D211 1

2

5040

1525

80 E405 1

2

50

Scenario Room

40

15

F320 1

2

2020

152525

4025

Typical Graphic Layouts Left JustifiedScale 1:5

80Emergency Scenario Room 1525

2540

25 DebriefingCommunicationSkills Room 325

INSERT PANEL

301

210


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ID11b

INTERNAL ROOM

IDENTIFICATION SIGN


1. Cut out self adhesive vinyl graphics front applied

to outside of panels adjacent to door.

2. Changeable A4 insert panel with pivoting clear

cover (Signlink Avant Guarde Display or similar)



G228Typical Graphic Layouts Left AlignedScale 1:5

Typical Graphic Layouts Right AlignedScale 1:5

80

2

50

Simulation Room

40

1525

H109

2

3

4

N517 1

2

20

20

1

2

SIDE VIEW

3535

4 41

41

1

301

210

150 J22880

2

50


40

152525

20

3535

41

40

1525


Staff only

4025

L117 1

2

20

41

40

152525 Emergency

Scenario Room

L117 1

2

20

41

40

1525 Scenario Room

150

8035

35

301

21015

0


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LOCATION DETAIL



Sheet 3 of 3

INTERNAL ROOM

IDENTIFICATION SIGN

ID11b

Typical Location - Solid Walls/DoorsScale 1:50

N117N228

Typical Location - Glass Walls/DoorsScale 1:50

ON RIGHT SIDE OF DOOR ON LEFT SIDE OF DOOR

50 50

1500

N228


N117

Group Training

150

1000

50

On right side of doorLeft justified room Number

On left side of doorRight justified roomnumber

50 50

On left hand fixed Leaf of doorRight justified room Number

50

1500

N215

Practice Lab

N101


N105

Simulation Room

1

2

4 4

1

2

N215

Practice Lab

On right hand fixed Leaf of doorLeft justified room Number


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Sheet 1 of 1

FACILITY DOOR IDENTIFICATION

SIGN


1. Raised Braille and tactile sign panel, ‘Brailliant

Touch’, ‘Pictobraille’ or similar. 3mm thick sign panel

with 1mm raised graphics and letters, all edges to be

rounded. Grade 1 domed Braille located 8mm below

letters. All Braille to be confi rmed by sign maker.

2. Fix sign panel to wall with double sided tape and

silicone adhesive.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

Graphics Detail

FONT

All text = Helvetica Neue 65 Medium

SIZE

NOTE: Top of braille text 8mm below tactile text.

Text = 18mm cap X height

Large Pictogram = 100mm high

Small Pictogram = 70mm high

COLOURS

Sign Panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Pictogram = Charcoal

Accessible Pictogram = Access Blue square with

white symbol

ID11c

Second preferred location (only if first location is notpossible) on wall next to door on hinge side

Third preferred location (only if first and second locations are not possible) centred on door

cL

First preferred location on wall next to dooron same side as door handle

5050

1500

Male male toilet

Typical Sign LocationScale 1:50

Toilet RHShowerunisex accessible toilet

and shower

20 20

200

UNISEX TOILET & SHOWERBraille translation = unisex accessible toilet rh and shower (Handing to suit facility)

Toilet LHunisex accessible toilet

Male male toilet

MALE TOILETBraille translation = male toilet

FEMALE TOILETBraille translation = female toilet

Female female toilet

Male Shower male toilet

MALE SHOWERBraille translation = male shower

FEMALE SHOWERBraille translation = fe male shower

Female Shower female toilet


80

120

300

UNISEX ACCESSIBLE TOILETBraille translation = unisex accessible toilet lh(Handing to suit facility)

2020

200

20 10

200200

20 20

80

120

300

2560

Typical SectionScale 1:2

2

1


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SERVICE DOOR IDENTIFICATION

SIGN

ID12a


1. 1mm aluminium sign panel fi nished in 2 pack

paint. Front applied vinyl graphics with sprayed anti-


2. Provide matching 1mm aluminium sign panel (no

graphics) to all adjacent doors.

3. Sign panels to be conceal fi xed to door with thin

fi lm VHB tape and silicone.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Text = 20mm cap ‘X’ height.

COLOUR

Option 1:

Sign panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Option 2:

Sign panel = Charcoal

Text = Silver


Sheet 1 of 2

Typical Graphic Layouts Option 2Scale 1:10

LEFT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON LEFT SIDE RIGHT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE


Store G455

L345

N235

Store

40 40

200

Plant Room Plant Room

40

200

Electrical Electrical

40

200

Distribution Board N124

J267

H432

Distribution Board

Communications

Central Store

40

200

Communications

40

200

Central Store

40

200

40

G455

L345

N235

40 40

Full width of door Full width of door

Typical Graphic Layouts Option 1Scale 1:10

4040

N124

J267

H432

40

40

Room name on handle side Room number Room number Room name on handle side


OUTWARD OPENING DOOR

align to front edge ofdoor on both sides

1

2

Align end ofpanel to frameon both sides

1

Door Door frame1

2

align to edge of door on both sides

DOUBLE DOORSalign to front edge of

door on both sides

1

ON BOTH SIDES OF DOOR

Typical Top SectionNot to scale


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Sheet 2 of 2

SERVICE DOOR IDENTIFICATION

SIGN

ID12a

LOCATION DETAIL


N000

StoreH889

Typical Sign LocationsScale 1:50

1200

200

ONE & HALF LEAF DOORS - HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE MULTIPLE DOORS

22 21

Distribution Board J880

1

1200

200

LEFT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON LEFT SIDE RIGHT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE DOUBLE DOORS

2 11

N000

N000N000N000

Store G455 StoreG455

1

Store G455


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ID12b

STATUTORY SIGN - FIRE HOSE

REEL





2. Provide matching 1mm aluminium sign panel (no

graphics) to all adjacent doors.

3. Sign panels to be conceal fi xed to door with thin

fi lm VHB tape and silicone.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT

Helvetica Neue 57 Condensed

SIZE


COLOUR

Option 1:

Sign panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Option 2:


Text = Silver


Sheet 1 of 2

Graphic Layouts Option 2Scale 1:10


200

200 FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANT

FIRE EXTINGUISHER

FIRE INDICATOR PANEL

4070

40

40 40

FULL WIDTH OF DOOR



40

FULL WIDTH OF DOOR

200

200 FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANT

FIRE EXTINGUISHER


4070

40

40 4040

FULL WIDTH OF DOOR



40

FULL WIDTH OF DOOR

DOUBLE DOORS


1

Graphic Layout Option 1Scale 1:10

G876 G876

L567

H765 H765

G654 G654

L567

40


INWARD OPENING DOOR




1

2

1

2

1 2

3 3






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REEL

ID12b

LOCATION DETAIL


Sheet 2 of 2


1200

200

1 12 2

N000

1200

200

ONE & HALF LEAF DOORSHANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

21

DOUBLE DOORS

2 1

N000

MULTIPLE DOORS

FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANTFIRE EXTINGUISHER H765FIRE INDICATOR PANEL G654

FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANTFIRE EXTINGUISHERG876

FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANTFIRE EXTINGUISHER G876

N000N000

1200

200

LEFT JUSTIFIEDHANDLE ON LEFT SIDE

RIGHT JUSTIFIEDHANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

11

FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANTFIRE EXTINGUISHER G876

FIRE HOSE REEL & HYDRANTFIRE EXTINGUISHERG456


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Sheet 1 of 2


REEL

ID12c





2. Sign panels to be conceal fi xed to both sides of

door with thin fi lm VHB tape and silicone.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


COLOUR

Option 1:

Sign panel = Silver

Text = Charcoal

Option 2:


Text = Silver


Graphic Layouts - Colour Option 2 - CharcoalScale 1:10

LEFT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON LEFT SIDE

TYPE 2 - DOOR HELD SHUT

TYPE 1 - DOOR HELD OPEN

RIGHT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

LEFT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON LEFT SIDE

TYPE 2 - DOOR HELD SHUT

TYPE 1 - DOOR HELD OPEN

RIGHT JUSTIFIED - HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

FIRE SAFETY DOORDO NOT OBSTRUCT


FIRE SAFETY DOORDO NOT OBSTRUCTDO NOT KEEP OPEN


3540

200

3535

40

200

40 40

Full width of door Full width of door





3540

200

3535

40

200

40

Full width of door

Graphic Layouts - Colour Option 1 - Anodised AluminiumScale 1:10




1

2


1

Door Door frame1

2

align to edge of door on both sides

DOUBLE DOORS


1

ON BOTH SIDES OF DOOR


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Sheet 2 of 2


REEL

ID12c

LOCATION DETAIL



1200

200

LEFT JUSTIFIEDHANDLE ON LEFT SIDE

RIGHT JUSTIFIED HANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

DOUBLE DOORSHELD OPEN



1 1



1 1

N000

1200

200

RIGHT JUSTIFIED - ONE & HALF LEAF DOORSHANDLE ON RIGHT SIDE

21



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Sheet 1 of 1

FACILITY IDENTIFICATION SIGN -

PROJECTING

ID13


1. Sign frame fabricated from 50 x 25mm aluminium

RHS and 25 x 25mm aluminium SHS.

2. 50mm wide fi xing plate welded to side of frame to

stiffen connection to wall.

3. Frame fi xed to wall through internal frame. Ensure

adequate structural support for fi xings. Provide

necessary structure within cavity to support sign.

Noggin on wall rails as required.

4. 3mm thick anodised aluminium sign panels with

front applied vinyl graphics and protective satin clear

coating over. Internal fi xing tabs fi xed to back of sign

panel.

5. 3mm thick spacer panel between sign panel and

frame.

6. Sign panels fi xed to frame via tabs with stainless

steel countersunk torx head screws. Paint out heads

to match.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

SIZE

Pictogram = 150mm high

COLOUR

Sign Frame = Charcoal

Sign Panel = Silver

Pictograms = Charcoal


2400

(min

umum

210

0)

SIDE 2

50


CL

Pictogram justified to opposite side of wall

Pictogram justified to opposite side of wall

TOP VIEW

SIDE 1 SIDE 2SIDE VIEW

50

50 1

4 4 1

AA

3D VIEW

40

50 400

400

250


1

2

4

6

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DIRECTIONAL SIGNS

Sheet 1 of 1

VEHICULAR DIRECTIONAL SIGN

FREESTANDING

DR1


1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 75 x 75 x

4.0 mm SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports

between posts.
















GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Pictograms = 200mm square

Destinations = 70mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Internal frame and kick plate = Charcoal

Sign panel = Silver

Text & arrows = Charcoal

Car Park

Set Down

900

1090

060

0

90050

2550

70

SIDE VIEWFRONT VIEW

AA

200

200


1

2

7

BaseplateScale 1:10

51


4

2410

6

6

4

6

6

7

1


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 65 x 65 mm

SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports between

posts. Painted Charcoal.
















GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Block Letters & Pictograms = 90mm square


COLOUR

Internal frame and kick plate = Charcoal

Sign Panel = Silver


Sheet 1 of 1DR2a

PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONAL SIGN

FREESTANDING

W

Old GovernmentHouse

Gardens Theatre

Art Museum


7575

9020

4

5

1

6

6

1

6

6

U Y

M OV X

90 16

7575

9020

60

1830

910

690

550


10 10

TOP VIEW

3

4

2


3

2

1

2

4

7

BaseplateScale 1:10

51


6

6

550


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Freestanding 100 x 100 x 5mm SHS aluminium

post with fully welded base plate. Studs welded to

post to secure sign frame.

2. Internal sign frame fi xed to post through studs.

3. Fabricated 3mm thick aluminium sign panels with

25mm wide return welded to side. Painted 2 pack

with front applied vinyl graphics and protective anti

graffi ti clear coat over.


countersunk torx head screws.

5. Reinforced concrete pad/pier footing

to sign makers’ engineers specifi cation. All fi xings

shall be below ground level to reduce trip hazards.


Sheet 1 of 2DR2b


FINGER POST

NORMAN WAY

F GJQ R

Elevations - Small PanelScale 1:20

Elevations - Large PanelScale 1:20

SIDE 1

TOP VIEW

10030

00

SIDE 1

100

3000

2600

400

SIDE 2 SIDE 2

100 20 800

NORMAN WAY

F GJQ RScience & Technology

PrecinctOld Government House

Gardens Theatre

MAIN DRIVE

P XY

650

2350


MAIN DRIVE

P XY

1

23

5

1

23

5

AA

4

keyhole fixings

1

3

32



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GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Street name = 50mm cap X-height


COLOUR

Street Name Panel = Charcoal

Street Name & QUT logo = White

Sign Panel = Silver



Sheet 2 of 2DR2b


FINGER POST

BLACKALL LANE

NORMAN WAY

MAIN DRIVE

GARDENS POINT RD

LAMINGTON DRIVE

MUSGRAVE LANE

KENNEDY WAY

MACGREGOR LANE

BOWEN WAY

45mm cap X-height

Refer to Wayfinding Masterplan for proposed locations of Street Names

Typically named after past Queensland Governors

Final names to be confirmed by QUT

50mm cap X-height

Typical Street/Lane NamesScale 1:20

SIDE 1


NORMAN WAY

20

NORMAN WAY

115

CL

250


MAIN DRIVE

20

115

200

CL

800

Science & TechnologyPrecinct

Old Government HouseGardens Theatre

MAIN DRIVE

500

800

30 15

Library

BLACKALL LANE

130

130

Library

BLACKALL LANE130

250

20

4050

40

40 40

4040

40

800

40

40

F GJQ RF GJQ R

P XY P XY

M OV Z M OV Z

30 15

200

115

7090

90Street/Lane Panel

Directional Panel

Street/Lane Panel

Directional Panel

Street/Lane Panel

Directional Panel

W

SIDE 1

LARGE PANEL - BUILDING LETTERS & MAJOR DESTINATIONS

SMALL PANEL - BUILDING LETTERS ONLY

SMALL PANEL - BUILDING LETTERS & SINGLE DESTINATION

SIDE 2


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Sheet 1 of 2

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


COLOUR

Backing Panel = Charcoal

Sign Panel = Silver

Text & lines = Charcoal


D-39

DR2c


WALL MOUNTED


Rooms N226–N228


Room N230

1100

550

150

7575

7575

7575

7575

60

550

60

550

60

550

60

6

7575

6

2 2232

7575

7575

Lift



7575

Simulation RoomsN105, N107, N109

Seminar Room N110

Rooms N112

Scenario RoomsN101–N103, N115


7575

2232

90

15

90

15

90

FRONT VIEW

SIGN 2.05 SIGN 1.03 SIGN 1.29

SIGN 1.22

SIDE VIEW

TOP VIEW

A

A


2

7575

9020

SIGN 2.26

Clinical Teaching N203, N206, N208 N210, N212, N215

Rooms N219, N221

7575

9020

Clinical TeachingN222, N229

Rooms N226–N230

550

550


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Sheet 2 of 2DR2c













frame.


D-40


WALL MOUNTED

Simulation RoomsN105, N107, N109

Seminar Room N110

Rooms N112

Typical Location of SignsScale 1:50

100 100

50

1800

SIGN 1.29SIGN 1.03SIGN 2.26

2100

Bump rail

Lift



Scenario RoomsN101–N103, N115


Section AScale 1:2

1

2

3

4

4


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Sheet 1 of 1DR2d


SUSPENDED

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Sign frame fabricated from 50 x 25mm and 100 x

25mm aluminium RHS. 2 pack painted.

2. 6mm thick aluminium fi xing plate welded to sign

frame. 2 pack painted to match sign frame.

3. 3mm thick aluminium sign panels. Painted with

front applied vinyl graphics. Internal fi xing tabs

welded to back of sign panels. Both front and back

panels are to be removable.

4. Sign frame to be counter sunk screw fi xed direct

to ceiling through fi xing plate with suitable anchors.

5. Countersunk screws fi x through frame to

concealed sign panel fi xing tabs. Painted to match

sign frame.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


COLOUR


Sign panel = Silver



Faculty Offices


2250

Graphic DetailScale 1:10

SIDE VIEWFRONT VIEW


Faculty Offices

165

8080

75

60

60 60

100

2080

35

80

1500

400

50

82.5

82.5


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D-42INFORMATION SIGNS












Sheet 1 of 2

SITE DIRECTORY INFORMATION

SIGN - FREESTANDING

IF1a

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


COLOUR



Sign panels = Silver


Refer to Sheet 2 of 2 for construction detail


22070

Art Museum


Gardens Theatre


QUT Security


Library

7575

90

20

75 George Street

Library

Graphic Layout DetailScale 1:10

A B D F

V M OV M O

650

1065

010

650

1013

00

3500

650


QUT Security



Map rotated to suitdirection of viewing

SIDE VIEWSIDE 1

TYPICAL DIRECTIONAL PANEL

SIDE 2

5050

50

Art Museum


Gardens Theatre


70

7575

9020

75

Logo panel

Directional panel

Directional panel

Map panel

Regulatory information


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Sheet 2 of 2


SIGN - FREESTANDING

IF1a


1. Internal aluminium structure, nominal 100 x 100

x 4.0mm SHS, fully welded with horizontal supports

between posts.





4. 6 mm thick aluminium kick panel, welded along



5. 10 mm x 25 mm aluminium spacing block welded









TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW

A

650

4

2

6

6

6

6

7


3

A

B B

2

4

1

3500

3

50


5

1


1

2

4

7

6

6


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Sheet 1 of 2


SIGN - WALL MOUNTED

IF1b

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE


COLOUR

Backing Panel = Charcoal


Sign Panel = Silver




100 minimum distance from edge

Art Museum

Gardens Theatre


Library

1000

min

.

1200

max

.

100 minimum distance from edge

Library

2 DIRECTIONAL PANELS 1 DIRECTIONAL PANEL

Graphic Layout - Vertical FormatScale 1:10

Art Museum

Gardens Theatre


Library

550

550

550

550

550

10

123

4 4


Logo panel

Directional panels(as required)

Map panel


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Sheet 2 of 2


SIGN - WALL MOUNTED

IF1b













frame.



minimum distance from wall edges =100mm

Art Museum

Gardens Theatre


Library

1200

max

.

1000

min

.

Graphic Layout - Horizontal FormatScale 1:10

Art Museum

Gardens Theatre


Library

550 550 550 550

550

7575

7590

10

1

2

3

4

4


Logo panel Map panel Directional panels as required


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Sheet 1 of 4

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT

Block and Headings = Helvetica Neue 75 Bold

Room list = Helvetica Neue 65 Medium

SIZE

Heading Cap X-height=149mm

Subheading Cap X-height=15mm

COLOUR

Backing Panel = Charcoal to match Avery Komatsu

Grey 759-01 PF

Header Panel = Silver

Block Letter = Charcoal

QUT Logo = QUT blue and white

Sign Panel = Silver



Refer to Sheet 4 of 4 for location detail

LIFT/STAIRS DIRECTORY

INFORMATION SIGN

IF2a

S-Block Example

Graphic Layout Scale 1:10

N-Block Example

Rooms Level


Head of School

Administration






3

3

6

4

1

4

4

N101–103, N105, N109, N112, N117

N203, N206, N208, N210, N212, N215, N222, N229

Clinical TeachingRooms

Meeting Rooms N110

N304, N306

N601

1

3

6

1

2


N501–N537

N602–N619

4

5

6

Lecture Theatre N515 5

All levelsToilets

Tutorial Rooms

N

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S550 550

215

511

00

215

578

0

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEWSIDE VIEW

wall

5 540 (backing) 5

550

1000

215

578

0

599

0 (b

acki

ng)

5

X-Block Example


Rooms Level














Queer Room X204

2

2

2

3

2

2

3

2

4

3

2

2

5

Toilets All levels

XA

A


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. 6mm thick backing panel. Cut to fi t 5mm inside

overall sign perimeter. Painted 2 pack on all visible

surfaces. Countersunk fi xed to wall.

2. 12mm thick header panel, painted blue on all

visible surfaces. Front applied vinyl graphic with

protective clear coat over. Conceal fi xed to backing

panel.

3. ‘Signlink’ Displaymax Directory DB520. 12mm

thick satin anodised frame.

4. 1.6mm satin anodised sign panel with direct

digital print graphics applied with protective satin

laminate over. Full length magnetic strips applied

to back of sign panel, minimum 75% coverage to

provide secure fi xing to Signlink frame.


Refer to Sheet 4 of 4 for location detail


INFORMATION SIGN

Sheet 2 of 4IF2a

ASSEMBLY DETAIL

S1

2

3

4

All levels

Toilets

Level

Rooms

Faculty of Built

Environment

and Engineering

Assistant Dean –

12

12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6

Director, Post Graduate Courses &

Customised Education





















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10

Function Room Owen J. Wordsworth Room

12

Lecture Rooms

Tutorial Rooms

S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

Typical Construction Layout Scale 1:5

3


2

4

1


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GRAPHIC LAYOUT DETAILS



IF2a


INFORMATION SIGN

Sheet 3 of 4

F-Block Example


Rooms Level

Marketing andCommunication

Student BusinessServices

Director’s Office F706

Media Services F513

Student Recruitment F511

Visual Communication Services F513

Web Services F706

F610

Student Centre F608

7

5

5

5

7

6

6


5

6

Equity - Q Step F511

Student Self Help Area F609

1Mail Room F110

TechnologyInformation andLearning Support

7

7

7

1

7

eLearning Services F707

Library Secretariat F707

Project Portfolio Office F706B

QUT Information Services F102

TILS Finance/HR Services F707A

24 HourComputer Lab

F504 5

Lecture Theatre F509 5

Car Park 1–4

1, 5–7Toilets

F550

215

585

0

NN Block Occupant School Typical Layout

N BlockHeader Panel Layout


N501–N537

N602–N619

4

5

6

Tutorial RoomsN Block - FacilityLecture and Tutorial Room Typical Layout

FacilityToilets Typical Layout

215

3314

933

25 25

10

Cap X-Height=15mmCap X-Height=9.5mm

Cap X-Height=7mm

23

Cap X-Height=15mmCap X-Height=9.5mm 2525

1010

All levelsToilets

25 25Cap X-Height=15mm Cap X-Height=9.5mm

2121

5

3523

Marketing andCommunication

Director’s Office F706

Media Services F513

Student Recruitment F511

Visual Communication Services F513

Web Services F706

7

5

5

5

7

25

10

Cap X-Height=15mm Cap X-Height=9.5mm

Cap X-Height=7mm

3523

F Block - Occupant Subsection of Division Typical Layout

Rooms Level


Head of School

Administration






3

3

6

4

1

4

4

Graphic Layout Details Scale 1:5


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LOCATION DETAIL




INFORMATION SIGN

Sheet 4 of 4IF2a


180

Lift level graphic locationrefer to Sign Type IF2b

Lift directory location

4Level Number

refer to Sign TypeIF2bDirectory

600

tact

ile z

one

1000

100

1320

700

600

tact

ile z

one

1000

900

idea

l hei

ght

1900

Rooms Level














Queer Room X204

2

2

2

3

2

2

3

2

4

3

2

2

5

Toilets All levels

X

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S


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LIFT/STAIRS LEVEL NUMBER

Sheet 1 of 2IF2b

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Cut out self adhesive vinyl applied to wall

adjacent lift.

2. Ensure wall surface has been cleaned and

prepared to accept self adhesive vinyl.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

Graphics Detail

FONT


SIZE

Number - Level 1 = 1500mm cap X-height

All other levels = 1200mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Level graphic = Charcoal or white to contrast with

wall colour

align to edge of lift

align to top of lift opening


X-block level 2 X-block level 3 X-block Level 4 X-block Level 512

002 12003 12004 1200515

00

X-block Level 4

4Typical Elevation - Levels 2 to 5Scale 1:20

2130

1000 existing wall

1200

1


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GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Number = 2275mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Level graphic = Colour to match level colours

S-Block Examples:

Level 3 = Yellow

Level 4 = Green

Level 5 = Blue

Level 6 = Magenta

Level 7 = Red

Level 8 = Orange

Sheet 2 of 2

LIFT/STAIRS LEVEL NUMBER

IF2b



876

543

S-block level 3

S-block level 4

S-block level 5 S-block level 5

S-block level 7

S-block level 6

Align left edge of graphic toedge of aluminium trim

Cut graphic to expose aluminium trim

Directory Signrefer to Sign Type IF2a



Align left edge of graphic toedge of aluminium trim

Cut graphic to expose aluminium trim2 2

2

2

2

2




2275

2275

2275

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S

All levelsToilets

LevelRooms



12

12

12

9

9

9

6

12

6

12

5

5

6

8

8

13

11

10

7

6

6

6






















Research S1208



S403, S410

Meeting Rooms S606

S706

S813 & S851

S1001

3

4

6

7

8

10



S304–S309

S404, S405, S407–S409, S413

FaST S502, S503, S506, S507, S517–S520

3

4

5

S


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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

1. Lockable display cabinet with toughened glass

cover. Black pin board material mounted inside

cabinet. Fixed to wall at building entry points.

2. Cut out vinyl graphics reverse applied to back of

glass cover.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Logo = 170mm square


COLOUR

Header panel = Silver


Text = Charcoal

EVENT INFORMATION SIGN

WALL MOUNTED

Sheet 1 of 1IF3


Official Notices

A3

A5A4

A4

A4

A2

170

200

2300

800

1100

2400

70

60mm cap X-height

900

FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW


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D-53REGULATORY SIGNS












Sheet 1 of 1

VEHICULAR REGULATORY SIGN

RG1

CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

TYPE 1

3mm thick aluminium sign panel. Two pack painted



Fixed to existing posts as required on site.

TYPE 2

1. 75 x 50 x 4mm aluminium RHS sign frame,

painted 2 pack.

2. 4mm thick aluminium kick plate welded between

posts along base, fi lled and ground smooth, painted

2 pack.

3. 16mm thick base plate. Full strength butt welded

to frame.

4. Concrete footing to engineer’s specifi cation.

5. Fabricated 3mm aluminium sign panel with

25mm return welded to sides. Two pack painted with

applied vinyl graphics and protective anti-graffi ti

satin clear coat over.

6. M5 countersunk 316 stainless steel torx head

machine screws fi xing sign faces to frame. Screw

heads painted to match sign face. All screw heads to

align with each other, equally spaced.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Headings = 24mm cap X-height

Medium Text= 19mm cap X-height

Small Text= 16mm cap X-height

COLOUR

Post and frame = Charcoal

Header panel = QUT Blue and white

Sign Panel = Silver


FRAME WORK

FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW

1100

1700

W


TOP VIEW

TOP VIEW

4

1

3

2

5

6

TOP VIEW

Scale 1:20 Scale 1:20


2550

2000

5090

50

50 90 33

550

190

5090

5019

0

550

50 90 33

550

Scale 1:10

Scale 1:10



1100

Regulatory pictograms as required


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Sheet 1 of 1

PEDESTRIAN REGULATORY SIGN

RG2


1. 3mm thick aluminium sign panel, front applied

vinyl graphics with protective clear coat over.

2. Pin and epoxy fi xed to wall.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

as noted

COLOUR

Sign Panel = Silver

Text & Pictogram = Charcoal

Circle & Slash = Regulatory Red


1400



Smoke Free Zone 18mm cap X height

15mm cap X height

ø200mm pictogram

ø200mm pictogram


250

300

300


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Sheet 1 of 1

SEATING CAPACITY SIGN

RG3


1. 1mm anodised aluminium sign panel. Front

applied vinyl graphics with sprayed anti-graffi ti satin

clear coat over.

2. Sign panels to be conceal fi xed to both sides of

door with thin fi lm VHB tape and silicone.

GRAPHICS DETAIL

FONT


SIZE

Text = 15mm cap X height

Number = 25mm cap X height

COLOUR

Sign Panel = Silver

Text & Number = Charcoal

Sign Type ID11b

Sign Type ID11a

Aligned to top of door



S706256 - 33

S706

75Seating Capacity


N101


20Seating Capacity

50


15Seating Capacity

48Seating Capacity

135Seating Capacity

20

35 45

85 2

200

100


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Preparing a Sign Program

Maintenance

APPLICATION

SECTION E

E-01QUT WAYFINDING SIGNAGE MANUAL

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A Sign Program is required when planning new signs for the campus or for future

redevelopments. This program consists of Sign Location Plans and a Sign Schedule and

should be completed by a Wayfi nding Consultant.

Sign Location Plans

The Sign Location Plans show the location of all signs. These should be based on an

accurate plan of the site. Each sign location is numbered numerically with a unique number.

Refer to Sign Selection Guide in Section B for the types of signs required at each location.

Sign Schedule

The next stage is to prepare a Sign Schedule listing all the signs shown on the Sign

Location Plan. The schedule may be generated as a database document and should code

the signs and provide the following minimum information:

• Sign type code (e.g. DR2a);

• Sign number (e.g. 1.3);

• Location reference or photograph;

• Side 1 message;

• Side 2 message (if required);

• Specifi c notes about the sign.

The message must follow the standard nomenclature established in this manual and include

pictograms wherever possible. Refer to the Wayfi nding Signage Principles in Section A, the

Graphic Standards in Section C and details of each sign type in Section D to determine the

correct message.

Once completed the Sign Program is packaged along with documentation drawings

provided in this manual and handed over to a sign maker for tender and production.

Preparing a Sign Program

E-02QUT WAYFINDING SIGNAGE MANUAL

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Managing Vandalism

The design is mindful of vandalism that may occur in any public place. Vandalism may take

place in 3 possible ways:

• physical impact, causing breakage, bending or buckling of sign faces or structures

• mechanical impact, scratching of sign faces

• graffi ti, aerosol or marker pen.

While it is impossible to resist the impact of vandalism, the signs have been designed so

that repair and replacement are simple and cost effective.

Removal of Old Signs

The signage system described in this manual is intended to replace all existing wayfi nding

signs. Having different types of sign systems across each campus compromises effective

wayfi nding. It is therefore important to remove all previous signs once the new signage

system has been implemented. Signs of heritage and historical signifi cance that need to be

retained are exceptions to this rule.

Maintenance


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APPENDIX


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ISSUE DATE

Final Draft - for approval 25.07.2011

Issue A 10.08.2011

Issue B 12.09.2012

Issue C 15.11.2012

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