Lewis Roca
Dimensional logo, reception graphics, glass graphics and room signage for Lewis Roca's Denver office, placed with the architects.
About the Job
What they needed
Signage and glass graphics across two floors of Lewis Roca's downtown Denver office, placed exactly where the architects wanted them, over several stages.
What we did
A local metal fabricator cut and custom-rusted the face plates for the room and ADA signs to match the columns and metalwork used throughout the space, so the signs stay consistent and on brand. We finished the fabrication, mounting clear ADA signage over the rusted metal on standoffs, and used the same rusted metal for the egress signs. The lobby and reception-desk logos are 1-inch painted letters adhered directly to the wall, and every logo on the glass is 3M Dusted Crystal.
The hard part
A high-rise law office is all glass and sight lines. Placement was decided on the drawings and confirmed with a tape measure on site, and the ADA signs had to meet code while matching the rusted-metal look.
The result
A finished office where the code signs look like part of the design. When Womble Bond Dickinson acquired Lewis Roca and rebranded the office, they called us for that too. (See the Womble project.)
Photos From the Install
