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Astra Signs finishes wayfinding project at UK's Wellington Place

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March 3, 2022

U.K. digital signage company Astra Signs has completed a six-figure wayfinding contract to install navigational displays at Wellington Place, a commercial real estate center in Leeds, England, according to a company press release.

The wayfinding project has produced a range of signage installations that blend with the environment. The work at Wellington Place was delivered in partnership with wayfinding company Placemarque with Astra Signs securing the contract on its approach to design and wayfinding.

"Astra Signs and Placemarque have worked closely with the team at Wellington Place to explore the brief and successfully integrate the new signs into the high-quality architecture of the estate, aiding visitor experience and promoting the independent cafés, bars and restaurants," Miles Jones, development manager at Wellington Place, said in the press release.

Astra Signs also produces digital gateway monoliths that inform visitors and help them reach their destination.

"Wellington Place is a remarkable development, combining cutting-edge design with incredible Grade II heritage features," Paul Dyke, sales director, Astra Signs, said in the release. "We're proud to work with Miles and the team to help visitors navigate this new and exciting neighborhood. Utilizing the latest in technological design and manufacturing processes, our sculptural signage designs, edged in mesh to mirror that of the surrounding architecture, provide visitors not just with essential information but a striking point of added interest."

Work commenced in November and took 16 weeks to complete. Astra Signs has installed signage and wayfinding solutions in several markets, including sport, retail, leisure, architecture and design, government associations and international events.