Collaboratively designed by Vance Klein of Crosscheck Designs, Katonah, New York, and Robert Olson Associate Architects, Boston, Massachusetts, this contoured PVC room sign is one of many in a colorful wayfinding system located at Community Health Center in Middletown, Connecticut.

Inspired by the architecture and a client-supplied logo, ARTfx designed a sign system for the interior and exterior of The Borden Apartments in Wethersfield, Connecticut.

ARTfx designed and fabricated a simple but elegant sign system comprised of black panels, silver copy and brushed stainless-steel hardware for the campus center at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.

Beyond their written messages, signs express style. The sign system at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts, reflects the sophistication associated with a well-known institution of higher education.

Designed by Jim Sadler for Wright Hall at Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, this system of room designating signs feature tempered-glass panels decorated with printed graphics and dimensional letters, all framed in stainless steel.

Based on a Roll & Barresi design, a family of stainless steel signs was provided by ARTfx for a famous music venue in Lenox, Massachusetts.

In the heart of New York City’s Central Park, the famous Loeb Boathouse is a turn-of–the-century facility renovated a century later. The signs are Victorian in detail, yet feature cutting-edge fabrication with space-age materials.

This casino complex, one of the largest in the world, is a multitude of destinations all under one roof. ARTfx' challenge was to help establish identities for individual attractions within the framework of a cohesively designed wayfinding sign system.

In collaboration with Cambridge Seven Architects, ARTfx created a sign system for Williams College Inn using slabs of milled Montauk slate and etched stainless steel.

Cut-out, layered metals lend an engaging sculptural component to a corporate directory.

ARTfx designed and fabricated the sign system for the Shain Library at Connecticut College. The signs feature materials such as etched stainless-steel and custom-milled teak.