ARTfx designed and fabricated a UV resistant display cabinet for a sacred Torah (hand-scribed Hebrew First Testament). Dating back to 1830, this highly-valued, 126 foot long, religious parchment scroll is one of 1564 Czech Torahs saved from the Nazis in World War II.

Constructed of aluminum and PVC, this sign for Beth El Temple in West Hartford, Connecticut, was faux finished to match some of the temple’s Jerusalem stone walls. The Temple name, fabricated in brushed stainless steel, contrasts nicely with the carved address and Hebrew lettering.

Every element of sign construction for Saint Thomas the Apostle in West Hartford, Connecticut, borrows authentically from the cathedral’s architectural components.

Traditionally detailed, the sign in front of Second Congregational Church in Manchester, Connecticut, features an easy-to-change manual message.

Created for the Jewish Federation headquarters in West Hartford, Connecticut, a donor monument sign appears to be sculpted stone, but is actually faux-finished aluminum, PVC and expanded sign foam.

Designed by the pastor’s husband, an accomplished architectural engineer, this tri-sided illuminated directory sign complements the 1840s Gothic Revival style of Saint Paul Lutheran Church in Middletown, Connecticut.

Many of ARTfx landmark designs are based on a few simple shapes, colors, and lines. This notable monolithic sign in West Hartford, Connecticut, features “push through” dimensional letters, a faux-limestone body, and a stainless-steel base

When is a sign a work of art? Study this unique memorial plaque, painstakingly carved from mahogany, and we think you will agree that this piece rises to a special standard of excellence.

ARTfx creates sculptural symbols in all sizes. For Trinity Methodist Church in Windsor, Connecticut, our team fabricated a 25’-0” tall illuminated cross.