For Avanti Apartments in Shelton, Connecticut, ARTfx designed the custom logo, the monument sign, the masonry pedestal, and even chose the plant. We transported the 1850-pound ensemble to the site via crane and trailer.

ARTfx alliances in multi-unit residential marketing and management include long-term partners, Trio Properties and Brio Marketing. Our collaborations showcase sign systems for numerous apartment centers including the recently completed Whitney Modern in New Haven, Connecticut.

Light emanates from the edges of the acrylic monument letters at night. Concealed LED lighting transmits into the dimensional letters through contoured cut outs in the convex sign face.

A harsh environment requires durable finishes. ARTfx built this seaside sign in aluminum plate, but achieved the look of weathered wood by applying layers of epoxy and acrylic latex paints using special tools and a variety of techniques.

Coordination of several textures, faux finishes and lighting methods lends distinctive detailing to The Borden monument sign.

Coordination of several textures, faux finishes and lighting methods lends distinctive detailing to The Borden monument sign.

The Bishops Place monument sign and column ensemble was conceived through a crossbreeding of concepts. Associated Architects, CR3 Landscape Architects and ARTfx intertwined ideas for the complex’s roadside identification.

The Bishops Place monument sign and column ensemble was conceived through a crossbreeding of concepts. Associated Architects, CR3 Landscape Architects and ARTfx intertwined ideas for the complex’s roadside identification.

ARTfx developed a series of sign designs for Highcroft Apartment Homes in Simsbury, Connecticut. Ultimately, a regal, minimalistic approach prevailed.

There is nothing common about this monument sign in Amherst, Massachusetts. Designed in collaboration with the client's marketing firm, the fabrication employs halo and wash lighting techniques.

One of two Lexington Partners properties alongside a historic railroad station, this sign borrows its design from architectural and locomotive detailing of the nineteenth century.

One of two Lexington Partners properties alongside a historic railroad station, this sign borrows its design from architectural and locomotive detailing of the nineteenth century.

ARTfx designed monument signs often integrate sculptural elements such as this stainless-steel number eight.

ARTfx recently updated signs at The Ledges in Groton, Connecticut. Our design team referenced the natural hues of nearby boulders and ledges for an integrated coordinating color scheme.

Red-brick columns and a blackened-steel canopy reflect the industrial detailing of an apartment complex in a renovated factory.

One of ARTfx many projects for Toll Brothers, the Fishkill Woods sign showcases ARTfx' faux finishing at its best. What appears to be wood planking is actually milled aluminum hand-grained in epoxy. The stone-faced column was constructed in the ARTfx shop and transported into place.

Precise sign fabrication at 243 Steele Road in West Hartford, Connecticut, included milling and faux finishing inch thick aluminum to simulate an inset precast tablet. Projected in front, quarter-inch, stainless steel plate was pinned between layers of epoxy coated quarter-inch aluminum.