Digital Signage for Architects and Designers
Today, architects and designers face unique challenges. Your clients want the best use of space while ensuring maximum functionality.
Digital signage makes this possible. In fact, it allows architects and designers to marry beauty and practicality. So, firms that integrate digital signage into their projects are able to offer their clients a design with purpose and an engagement tool that enhances the experience of spaces.
Such a turnkey offering gives design firms a significant competitive edge. Also, empower your design clients to look at how visitors interact with space. In addition, they can also be focusing on the beauty of the space.
Why Digital Signage
Environments designed using digital signage provide a compelling, high impact experience. For example, your client’s brand is clearly and powerfully expressed when communications goals are fully achieved.
Brands will be able to connect with people when wayfinding, corporate messaging, room booking, emergency information and the latest performance figures can be instantly displayed across a network of digital signage screens.
Healthcare facilities are able to keep patients informed by displaying health news and tips, a waitlist, social media posts, etc. Such relevant information helps lower anxiety to improve the overall healthcare experience.
And for the most obvious, digital signage is more aesthetically pleasing. It adds visual appeal and modernizes the property.
Digital Signage for Architects and Designers
The challenge for design and architecture firms is to incorporate digital signage into spaces unobtrusively. In fact, digital signage is no longer limited to rectangular TVs. Today, architects, designers, and art directors use technology to work with their design.
There are some simple ways you can creatively incorporate signage into indoor and outdoor spaces, including:
- Mount displays on a wall or hang them from a ceiling (a great solution for curved displays) or mounted on a wall. The height and exact placement will depend on the purpose of the display and the audience.
- Freestanding kiosks can house displays in areas where there might not be a lot of naturally occurring mounting surfaces. You can mount your screens in landscape or portrait orientations.
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Digital signage for architects and designers is a very useful tool. For more ways of creatively adding digital signage to built environments, download our whitepaper.
