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Sign ManualIssue 6: 14.06.2010

Issue 6: 14.06.2010

Contents

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Graphic elements 2.1 Logos

2.2 Typeface

2.3 Typography

2.4 Arrows

2.5 Pictograms

2.6 Colour specification

2.7 DDA compliance

3.0 Wayfinding strategy 3.1 Address and coding

3.2 Sign trail

3.3 Internal room numbering

3.4 Residential wayfinding

4.0 Mapping 3.1 Campus map

3.2 Navigation point map

5.0 Internal sign system 5.1 Internal sign family

5.2 Positioning guide

5.3 SDIR/LDIR: Stair/Lift directory

5.4 SDIR/LDIR-F: Stair/Lift directory freestanding

5.5 FCL: Fret-cut letters

5.6 EID: Entrance ID

5.7 DIR: Directional

5.8 DIR-2: Directional/Level ID

5.9 LID: Level ID

5.10 END-R1: Endpoint A4 wallet


5.12 END-R3: Endpoint room

5.13 END-R4: Endpoint toilet wall mounted

5.14 END-R5: Endpoint toilet door mounted

5.15 END-R6: Endpoint projecting

5.16 END-R7: Endpoint residential

5.17 FID: Facilities

5.18 INS: Instruction holder

5.19 Donor plaques

5.20 Donor board

6.0 External sign system 6.1 External sign family

6.2 GAW: Gateway signs

6.3 LOG-L: Logo plaque 600mm sq

6.4 LOG-S: Logo plaque 300mm sq

6.5 GLS: Glass screen

6.6 BID-1: Building ID



6.9 NAV: Navigation point

6.10 CAM: Campus map 600mm sq


6.12 POB: Poster boards

6.13 FID-1: Facilities

6.14 FID-2: Facilities

7.0 Appendix I Supplier contact details

II GA drawings

III DDA report

IV Statutory signage

8.0 The CD

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1.0 Introduction

This Sign Manual contains a concise record of the information relating to the graphics and manufacture of the LSE sign system.

It incorporates detailed guidelines for laying out the sign graphics and re-producing the maps, plus lift and building diagrams.

This Manual will enable suppliers to produce signs for the LSE to exact specifications ensuring continuity across the entire sign family.

With this Manual is a CD containing an electronic copy of the Manual which includes fonts, graphic elements, templates and manufacturing drawings.

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2.0 Graphic elements

All the graphic elements needed to create the LSE signage can be found in folder '01 Graphic Elements' on the accompanying CD and includes:

• Fonts

• Logos

• Arrows

• Pictograms

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2.1 Logos The LSE logo is the main branding symbol for the School and it is important to ensure consistency that the vectored logo supplied on the CD should be used.

Either the full or abbreviated logo may be used in the colour ways shown below.

It is important to keep the LSE logo clear of any other graphics. The minimun clear space or exclusion zone around the logo is shown below.

The logos shown below are supplied with this Manual: CD: 01 Graphic Elements > LSE Logos

LSE logo full

LSE logo abbreviated

x x

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x

x x

x

x

xx

LSE logo exclusion zone

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2.2 Typeface Frutiger is the LSE corporate typeface and should be the only typeface used in the sign system. Three Frutiger weights have been chosen to establish a visual message hierachy and should generally be used as follows:

Frutiger Light 45: used for secondary and or supporting messages

Frutiger Roman 55: informtion text

Frutiger Bold 65: destinations or headline text

The use of upper and lower case should be applied across all information signage.

The controlled use of typeface and text weights will ensure consistency is maintained throughout the School.

Refer to individual sign type drawings in Sections 5.0 and 6.0 for specifications regarding text heights and positioning.

The fonts shown are supplied with this Manual: CD: 01 Graphic Elements > Fonts

Frutiger Light 45

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890

Frutiger Roman 55


Frutiger Bold 65


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2.3 Typography Both the internal modular sign system and exterior signage allows for a certain amount of flexibility and freedom of text size and layout, so an assessment must be made regarding text size and viewing distance of the sign plus space available.

Legibility

In addition to type size, distinctive shape is an important factor for legibility. Therefore type should be set in both upper and lower case, because people read primarily by word shape. The first letter of each key word should always begin with a capital letter.

Letter spacing

All typesetting should be done in Adobe Illustrator with normal tracking, characters to be individually letter spaced where required.

The correct use of capitals. Having a capital letter at the beginning of words helps in defining a unique shape and definition, this will improve legibility even for people with blurred vision.

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2.4 Arrows Only the arrow shown below is to be used in the sign system. The arrow should rotate about its axis in the seven directions shown below.

Arrows should be applied in consistent zones to ensure clarity of the message. They should always be in close proximity to the message they refer to, so that there is no ambiguity.

120% x

x

x

200% x

x

In most applications the weight or thickness of the arrow stroke should be the same as the weight of the relevant capital letter. Refer to individual sign type drawings for specifications regarding proportion, colour and positioning.

The arrows shown are supplied with this Manual: CD: 01 Graphic Elements > Arrows

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2.5 Pictograms The use of pictograms where appropriate can be beneficial to a sign system as they are understood by a variety of user groups. The International Standard pictograms should be used on both the external and internal signage as they offer a wide range of proven legible and recognisable options. Refer to individual sign type drawings for specifications regarding proportion and positioning.

X

50% X 25% X

120%X 120% X

When pictograms are used in conjunction with running text they appear within a box, when used in isolation on a sign they can be reversed out.

The icons shown below are supplied with this Manual: CD: 01 Graphic Elements > Pictograms

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2.6 Colour specifications The signage colour scheme uses the existing School colour palette of red, black and white plus the use of silver and a palette of Pantone Cool Grays. All colours should be approved before manufacture. It is generally applied as follows:

Pantone 485

Vinyl: 3M 220-253

RAL 3020

Black

Vinyl: 3M 220-12

RAL 9017 semi-gloss

Metallic silver

Vinyl: 3M 220-120

RAL: 9006 Silver 600 line with matt base coat

White

Vinyl: 3M 220-10

RAL 9003 semi-gloss

Red: Pantone 485 primarily used for the School logo, as a high-light colour and to reinforce the LSE brand on directional signage.

Black: primarily used for the School logo if required.

White: primarily used for text on dark backgrounds.

Grey: Cool Grey 11 primarily used for text and building sign backgounds. Also used with a secondary palette of Pantone Cool Grays on mapping.

Metallic silver: primarily used as the background colour on the internal signage.

Pantone Cool Gray 11

Vinyl: 3M 220-101

RAL: 7012

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2.7 Disability Discrimination Act compliance

To comply with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) the following should be considered and or applied:

All public accessible endpoints should be tactile.

Toilets should have both tactile and Braille information.

All lift and stair level identification signs should be tactile.

Stair level identification signs should be placed on the side of the hand rail, if there are rails on both sides then they should be installed on the right.

When Braille is used it should be Grade 1, this is a letter for letter transcription which can be read by all Braille users.

Braille should be placed below any text or pictogram and ranged left. A raised locator on the left hand side of the sign should be provided.

Signs should be placed on the leading edge of the door.

Signs should be installed where possible on a hanging line of 1500mm above floor level to ensure all tactile information is accessible.

The DDA report for the LSE sign system can be found in Appendix iii.

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6mm

3mm 2.3mm

2.54mm

2.54mm

0.46mm1.4mm

6mm

Typical examples of signs requiring tactile and/or Braille.

Specification for setting out Braille.

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3.0 Wayfinding overview

The wayfinding system has been designed to lead the visitor from the Campus edge to an individual room, displaying only the level of information required at that decision point.

Externally it is map based with directional signs placed strategically around the campus to reassure the visitor negotiating the School Campus.

Internally it is direction based with room numbering allocated in logical blocks, using the building layout and architecture to provide suitable sequenced areas.

All the sign plans and schedules can be found in folder '06 Sign Plans Schedules' on the accompanying CD.

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3.1 Address and coding

Pre-visit informationIt is vital to ensure that the same map, terminology, instructions and systems are used across all media.

Any information sent to visitors or obtained when on the site, e.g. hand held maps, will also need to be the same as what the potential visitor can obtain over the internet.

Address systemA standard address system should be implemented with a clear hierarchy on information adopted

Hierarchy of address information

1 Corporate name LSE

2 Building / code St Clements / STC

3 School/Department Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx

4 Floor/level Floor 2

5 Room number 2.45 (first digit=level identifier)

Building codesBelow are the new building codes we propose, they are three letter codes based on the phonetics of the building name. In tests carried out these codes were the most intuitive:

Aldwych House ALD

The Anchorage ANC

Clare Market CMK

Clement House CLM

Columbia House COL

Connaught House CON

Cowdray House COW

East Building EAS

Garrick GRK

Kings Chambers KGS

20 Kingsway KSW

50 Lincoln’s Inn Fields 50L

Lincoln Chambers LCH

Lakatos LAK

Lionel Robbins Building LRB

New Academic Building NAB

Old Building OLD

Parish Hall PAR

Peacock Theatre PEA

1 Portsmouth Street POR

Queens House QUE

Sheffield Street SHF

St Clements STC

St Philips Health Centre SPH

St Philips North Block SPN

St Philips South Block SPS

Tower 1, Clements Inn TW1



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To address the range of user groups and their information needs, various levels of information should be provided to take them from the boundary of the Campus to their destination. These are as follows:

External signs

Gateways – GAT

Placed at the main access points to the LSE, these signs will carry the brand and affirm to visitors that they have arrived at the School and give an important first impression of the LSE. They define the School boundaries.

Navigation points – NAV

These elements of the sign system are located around the boundary of the School. They provide not only detailed Campus information but also provide information such as Underground stations for visitors leaving the LSE.

Directionals – DIR

As people move around the site they will need reassurance and confirmation that they are moving in the right direction.

Campus maps – CAM

Campus maps should be positioned externally at the main entrances to each building. This provides wayfinding information for people leaving one building and looking for their next destination.

Building ID – BID

Clearly visible building ID signs aid people in reaching the building they are looking for. These simply confirm that people have arrived at the correct building.

Internal signs

Entrance ID – EID

The entrance signs will act as reassurance to let people know what building they are in and act as welcome signs which will carry the LSE brand.

Level directories – LDIR/SDIR

These directories will be situated at building entrances and / or by lift doors and some stairs.

The directory informs people of what department, room, facility etc is on each floor, as well as highlighting what floor a visitor is currently on.

3.2 Sign trail

Level IDs – LID

A level ID will let people know what level they are on. They may take different forms depending on where they are located. These could be:

at the top and bottom of stairs there will be a requirement to state which floor people have reached.

level ID's may also be used as people exit from a lift or enter a building from a bridge, therefore a level ID can be combined with a directional sign.

Directional – DIR

Directional information will be present where relevant and will direct people to room numbers and information about spaces that is unlikely to change.

Room ID – END

Room IDs will take a number of forms depending on the type of room or space, this is detailed in Section 5 of this manual.

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3.3 Internal room numbering The allocation of simple, readily-understood room numbering is an essential element of the wayfinding system, to guide the user to the correct end point. Examples of good room numbering can often be found in hotels.

Architectural building numbers

Architectural plans will include room numbers, however, in the case of new construction the architect will allocate ‘building numbers’ for every space in the building. This exhaustive numbering is required during building works but is overly detailed and cumbersome for day-to-day use once the building becomes operational.

Spaces to omit from room numbering

The final room numbering sequence should omit services/ducts/corridors/lobbies and similar spaces, all of which carry building numbers but which interrupt or confuse the consistent flow of the main operational sequence.

Room numbering

The room numbering system should reflect the same fundamental principles for all School buildings so that a common approach and understanding applies across the entire LSE estate:

the first digit of the room number indicates the floor/level

allocation of numbers should start from the most immediately obvious space at point of entrance to a building or arrival on a floor

numbering should be in a clockwise direction around clearly defined circular routes or zones

in corridors – numbering should be in street numbering fashion i.e. across and down the corridor rather than consecutive numbers along one side, then the other

Toilets should be included.

Numbering across floors

Numbering allocation across floors is single sequence per floor i.e. each floor starts again at 1, differentiated by the floor identifier prefix i.e. G.01, 1.01, 2.01...

While acknowledging all the above, it should be remembered that room numbering is there to assist wayfinding. Ultimately it is more important to have an allocation that is clear and workable for the majority of users and visitors than one that slavishly imposes a system that may seem logical on paper but creates confusion in situ!

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5.01

5.11

WC

Dis WC

5.03

5.045.05

5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.12 5.14 5.16 5.18

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5.20

5.22

5.245.23

5.21

5.175.155.13

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3.4 Residential wayfinding Rationale

User journey

By also considering the different users of the building (from students to summer visitors) and their possible journeys through the buildings, a system that will be functional and usable can be implemented. Users must be supported throughout their whole journey, from the point at which they arrive outside a building, to when they leave the building.

Sign family

The sign family will provide the necessary information at each point at which people will have to make a decision about which way to turn. These decision points have been illustrated on the diagram to the right and are points at which signage should be visible from. The diagram is an example of a journey from outside High Holborn to a flat on the 1st floor.

ground floor 1st floor

This section will provide LSE with the necessary tools to implement a signage system in all residential buildings.

Consideration should be given to various uses of the areas within the buildings, as well as how they differ during term time and the summer.

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3.4 Residential wayfinding Sign location plan & schedule

In order to equip a sign manufacturer with the relevant information, it is important to provide them with information about where the signs will go and what they will say. These two pieces of information must be developed together and they are known as a sign location plan and a schedule. An example of these can be found below.

The sign location plan shows the sign types differentiated by colour and shape (shown in the key), each with their own number. No number should be used twice within a building as this can cause confusion.

The numbers then relate to the schedule which shows the room on the plans, the sign type and the message to be written on the sign. The sign types can be found on the following pages.

The sign family simplifies the process of selecting signs for use. There are rules attached to the signs in terms of when they should be used and positioning. The signs and their usage is outlined on the following pages. Specifications for the sign types can be found in Sections 5 and 6.

000 FID – Facility sign

000 SDIR/LDIR – Lift/Stair Directory

000 EID – Entrance ID sign

000 BID – Building ID sign

END-R – Room Sign000

DIR – Directional sign000

LID – Level ID sign000

011

009

008

010

007

003

005

004 006

002

001

000 FID – Facility sign

000 SDIR/LDIR – Lift/Stair Directory

000 EID – Entrance ID sign

000 BID – Building ID sign

END-R – Room Sign000

DIR – Directional sign000

LID – Level ID sign000

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057

055

073

072

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079078 077 076

075

070

074

071

069

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063

062

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058

061

Sign Location Plan

Schedule

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3.4 Residential wayfinding Sign family

Building ID – BID-1 & BID-w3

Purpose Clearly visible building ID signs aid people in reaching the building they are looking for. They confirm that people have arrived at the correct building.

Positioning Building ID's should be clearly visible from all approaches to the building. They should be able to be seen above peoples' heads and any cars parked in front of the building.

Entrance ID – EID

Purpose The entrance signs will act as reassurance to let people know what building they are in and act as welcome signs which will carry the LSE brand.

Positioning Entrance ID's must be visible as people enter the building lobby and not placed where objects may be positioned in front of them.

Level directories – LDIR/SDIR

Purpose These directories will be situated at building entrances if this is considered relevant and by lift doors. They will give people information about which floor they require. If stairs are a primary way of moving between floors, then these signs should be located in the relevant stairwells. Level directories are not necessary for back stairs as these are generally used by people who know the building well.

Positioning Level directories should be positioned so that they are visible in the lift (or stair) areas. They can be visible both when you enter or exit the lift, depending on what space is available.

High Holborn

High HolbornResidence

178 High Holborn WC1V 7AA


High Holborn

1

2

G

B Study RoomTV LoungeLaundry Room

ReceptionIT Room

Flats 1.1 to 1.09Rooms 1.01 to 1.27


3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27

4 Conference RoomRooms 2.01 to 2.27

Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

High Holborn




High Holborn

1

2

G


ReceptionIT Room



3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27


Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

High Holborn




High Holborn

1

2

G


ReceptionIT Room



3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27


Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

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3.4 Residential wayfinding Sign family

Level IDs – LID

Purpose A level ID will let people know what level they are on.

Positioning Level ID's will mostly be located at the top and bottom of stairs to state which floor people have reached. Level ID's may also be used as people exit from a lift or enter a building from a bridge, and in these instances a level ID can be combined with a directional sign.

Directional – DIR / DIR2

Purpose Directional information will be present at key decision points in a person's journey. These will mostly be found in corridors and at the exit points from lifts and stairs. They will direct people to room numbers and information about spaces that is unlikely to change (e.g. computer rooms, kitchens). Directional signs are not relevant for small areas such as within flats, as it will not take people long to search for the room they are looking for.

Positioning These signs should be positioned so that it is clear which direction the visitor should go in. If they must go through doors, the signs can be positioned on the wall next to the door or on the door if there is not sufficient space.

Room ID – END-R7 / FID-1

Purpose Room IDs will take a number of forms depending on the type of room or space. These are outlined below:

FID-1: These signs are used for any room that has a set purpose, for example; kitchen, computer room, library, study room, laundry, flat number. They will be tactile.

END-R7: These signs will be used for flat and room numbers within flats. They will be tactile.

Positioning FID-1: When these signs are to be viewed by the public they should ideally be positioned on the wall on the handle side of the door. If this will cause confusion with another door or there is no space, they should be placed on the door. For back of house signs (e.g. store, staff rooms) signs should be placed on the door.

END-R7: These signs will be place on the relevant door.

High Holborn




High Holborn

1

2

G


ReceptionIT Room



3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27


Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

High Holborn




High Holborn

1

2

G


ReceptionIT Room



3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27


Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

High Holborn




High Holborn

1

2

G


ReceptionIT Room



3 Flats 3.1 to 3.09Rooms 3.01 to 3.27


Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen10.27

10.27

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3.4 Residential wayfinding Installation guide

1600mm

80mm

40mm

40mm

80mmFacility nameplate centred on door

Facility number

Sign positioning

Signs to be hung at 1600mm high to allow accessibility to tactile information

User room signs to be placed on leading edge of door 80mm from architraving

Operational signage to be placed on doors

Stair signage to be placed on the same side as the handrail or if not possible – then on the right going up the stairs

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4.0 Mapping

All maps for the LSE sign system can be found in folder '02 Mapping' on the accompanying CD and include:

• Campus map

• Navigation map

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4.1 Campus map A heads-up mapping strategy has been adopted for the LSE i.e. the map is orientated in the direction the map user is facing.

The map is square to enable it to fit on structures in all orientations.

The master map has been orientated to a perceived North respecting the user’s interaction with the LSE campus and surrounding area.

Maps have been rotated in 5 orientations : 0° (North South), 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°, 225°, 270°and 315°.

The Campus maps with all rotations required is supplied on the CD as Adobe Illustrator files. The files are set up with layers enabling the 'You are Here' indicators to be moved as required and individual files to be saved off for printing/manufacture.

The file is set up complete with crop marks for aligning on external signage.

The maps are supplied on CD: CD: 02 Mapping > Campus Map > Campus_Map_300_0_V1 > Campus_Map_600_0_V1

PORSHF

50L

New AcademicBuilding

KGS

TW1

ANC

TW2

TW3

COWLAK

Old Building

StudentServices

Main Library

MainReception

PEA

Lionel RobbinsBuilding

CON

ALD

COL

ClementHouse

EastBuilding

ClareMarket

SPH

PAR

SPS

SPN

LCH

KSW

Lincoln’s Inn Fields

Royal Courtsof Justice

Royal Collegeof Surgeons

St Clement’s

AustraliaHouse

Bush House

GRANGE COURTCLARE M

ARKETJOHN W

ATKINSPLAZA

SHEF

FIELD

STREE

T

PORTSMOUTH ST

CLEMENT’S INN

CLE

MEN

T’S

INN

HOUGHTON ST

REET

CAREY STREET

CAREY STREET

STRAND STRAND

VICTORIA EMBANKMENT

STRAND

LAN

CA

STER

PLA

CE

HIGH HOLBORNHIGH HOLBORN

KIN

GSW

AY

AR

UN

DEL

STR

EET

SARDINIA STREET

GREAT QUEEN STREET

LONG ACRE

WILD STREET

WELLIN

GTO

N STREET

BOW

STREET

DRU

RY LA

NE

DRU

RY LAN

E

RUSSELL STREET

KEMBLE STREET

LINCOLN’S INN FIELDS


PORTUGAL STREET

NEW

MA

N’S

RO

WSE

RLE

STR

EET

PORTUGAL STREET

ST CLEMENT’S LANE

To Waterloo Station

To Charing Cross Station

To Covent Garden

Temple

Holborn

KEMBLE STREET

ALDWYCH

ALD Aldwych HouseANC The AnchorageCMK Clare MarketCLM Clement HouseCOL Columbia HouseCON Connaught HouseCOW Cowdray HouseEAS East BuildingKGS King’s ChambersKSW 20 KingswayLAK LakatosLCH Lincoln Chambers 50L 50 Lincoln’s Inn FieldsLIB Main Library/ Lionel Robbins Building NAB New Academic BuildingOLD Old BuildingPAR Parish HallPEA Peacock TheatrePOR 1 Portsmouth StreetSHF Sheffield StreetSTC St Clement’sSPH St Philips Health CentreSPN St Philips North BlockSPS St Philips South BlockTW1 Tower 1TW2 Tower 2TW3 Tower 3

Building Codes

Key

Accessible Entrance

Accessible Lift

Ramp

Café

Restaurant

You are Here

NB As well as a 'you are Here' indicator, the users position is also high-lighted by changing the adjacent building to red.

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4.2 Navigation map As the Navigation map will be on a free standing structure, there is only a need for a North /South map. The user will be able to walk around it to orientate themselves

The navigation map is supplied on the CD as an Adobe Illustrator file. The file is set up with layers enabling

the 'You are Here' indicator to be moved as required and individual files to be 'saved as' for printing/manufacture.

The map shown below is supplied with this Manual: CD: 02 Mapping > Navigation Map > LSE_NAV_Map_0_v1

POR

SHF

50L


KGS

TW1

ANC

TW2

TW3

COW

LAK

Old Building

StudentServices

Main Library

MainReception

Old Theatre

New Theatre

Hong KongTheatre

PeacockTheatre

Lionel RobbinsBuilding

CON

ALD

COL

ClementHouse

East Building

ClareMarket

SPH

PAR

SPS

SPN

LCH

The Sheikh ZayedTheatre

Royal Courtsof Justice

Middle andInner TempleInns of Court

Royal Collegeof Surgeons

Bush House

AustraliaHouse

Lincoln’s Inn Fields Lincoln’s InnNew Hall

St Mary Le Strand Chruch

St Clement DanesRAF Church

Victoria Embankment Gardens

Somerset House King’s College London

St Clement’s

KSW

Holborn

To Covent GardenApproximately 10 minutes walk

To Charing CrossApprox 10 minutes walk

To EmbankmentApprox 10 minutes walk

To Waterloo StationApprox 12 minutes walk

Temple

GRANGE COURT

CLARE MARKET

JOHN WATKINS

PLAZA

SHEF

FIELD

STREE

T

PORTSMOUTH ST

CLEMENT’S INN

CLE

MEN

T’S

INN

HOUGHTON ST

REET

CAREY STREET

CAREY STREET

ALDWYCH

STRAND

FLEET STREET

VICTORIA EMBANKMENT

River Thames

STRAND

LAN

CA

STER

PLA

CE

HIGH HOLBORNHIGH HOLBORN

KIN

GSW

AY

AR

UN

DEL

ST

TEMPLE PLACE

SARDINIA STREET

GREAT QUEEN STREET

WILD

STREET

WEL

LIN

GTO

N S

T

BOW

STREET

DRU

RY LA

NE

DRU

RY LA

NE

RUSSELL STREET

TAVISTOCK STREET

KEMBLE STREET

CATHERIN

E ST


LIN

CO

LN’S

I

NN

FIE

LDS

NEW SQUARE


PORTUGAL STREET

NEW

MA

N’S

RO

WSE

RLE

STR

EET

PORTUGAL STREET

ST CLEMENT’S LANE

You are Here

Buiding Codes

ALD Aldwych House

ANC The Anchorage

CMK Clare Market

CLM Clement House

COL Columbia House

CON Connaught House

COW Cowdray House

EAS East Building

KGS Kings Chambers

KSW 20 Kingsway

LAK Lakatos

LCH Lincoln Chambers

50L 50 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

LIB Main Library/ Lionel Robbins Building

NAB New Academic Building

OLD Old Building

PAR Parish Hall

PEA Peacock Theatre

POR 1 Portsmouth Street

SHF Sheffield Street

STC St Clements

SPH St Philips Health Centre

STN St Philips North Block

SPS St Philips South Block

TW1 Tower 1

TW2 Tower 2

TW3 Tower 3

Key

Underground Station

Accessible Lift

Ramp

Bicycle Parking

Cash Point

InformationAccessible Entrance

Main Line Station

London River Services

Bus Stop

Restaurant

Bar / Pub

Post Office

Café

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5.0 Internal sign system

The specification for the School internal sign system can be found on the following pages. The graphic templates needed to create the artwork can be found in folder '03 Internal Sign Templates'. Detailed engineering drawings to manufacture the signage can either be found in Appendix ii or in folder '05 GA Drawings' on the accompanying CD.

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5.1 Internal sign family

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Cleaners Cupboard

CCTV in OperationA CCTV system operates in this area for the purposes of crime prevention and public safety.

The system is operated by the London Schoolof Economics and Political Science.

For further information contact the security control room on 020 7955 6200

been specified for endpoints including toilets, seminar and lecture theatres. Stair and lift signage will also have to have tactile level information.

Illustrated below are the main sign types with reference codes for the internal sign system.

The internal signage is a bespoke system designed to suit the needs of the LSE, but incorporates elements of the Modular Sign System (MSS) and on some signs the APCO Notifier product. Full details for manufacturing the signs are on the following pages

In line with best practice, tactile signage will have to be incorporated into the system, which will mean the anodised finish to be sprayed silver. Tactile panels have

SDIR/LDIR: Stair/Lift directory

DIR-1: Directional

LID: Level ID

DIR-2: Directional with level id

FCL: Fret-cut individual letters

END-R1: Room ID with A4 paper carrier

END-R2: Room ID with quater A4 paper carrier

END-R4/5: Toilet ID with tactile and Braille

FID-1: Facilities door sign

FID-2: Facilities number

INS: A4 or A3 instruction holder

FID-3: Internal CCTV

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5.2 Positioning guide It is important that the signs be installed to a consistent standard of height and alignment. Each building will have its own particular architectural and decorative features and these should be taken into consideration when establishing sign positions. The illustration below shows typical examples and should be used as a guide only.

Where possible the following should be taken into consideration:

Signs to be placed at 1600mm high to allow accessibility to tactile information.

Room signs should be placed on leading edge of door 80mm from architraves, apart from the utilities signs (i.e. electrical riser) which should ideally be placed on the actual door.

Stair signage to be placed on the same side as the handrail or if not possible – then on the right going up the stairs.

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Hong Kong Theatre

Rooms 4.01 to 4.05

Toilets

Robinson Rooms Suite

The Thai Theatre

Rooms 4.06 to 4.10

Toilets

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1600mm

80mm

40mm

40mm

80mmFacility nameplate centred on door

Facility number

Sign positioning

Signs to be hung at 1600mm high to allow accessibility to tactile information

User room signs to be placed on leading edge of door 80mm from architraving

Operational signage to be placed on doors

Stair signage to be placed on the same side as the handrail or if not possible – then on the right going up the stairs

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5.3 SDIR/LDIR: Stair/Lift directory Shown is a typical stair/lift directory, the size will vary from building to building depending on the number of floors and information required.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted on a back tray sprayed white.

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7 School of LawLaw CourtRooms 7.01 to 7.28

6 School of LawRooms 6.01 to 6.24

8 Executive Board RoomsRoof Terrace

School of ManagementRooms 4.01 to 4.23

3 School of ManagementRooms 3.01 to 3.31

Aman TheatreThai TheatreLecture Halls 1 & 2Cloakroom

Reception Halls 1 & 2Café

General TeachingRooms 1.01 to 1.32Café




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Typeset: Frutiger 45 Light 125pt

Typeset: Frutiger 65Bold 125pt

Typeset: Frutiger 55 Roman 60/85pt

Graphics

Applied vinyl text and graphics: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220253

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > SDIR_LDIR_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.16.pdf

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7 School of LawLaw CourtRooms 7.01 to 7.28

6 School of LawRooms 6.01 to 6.24

8 Executive Board RoomsRoof Terrace



Aman TheatreThai TheatreLecture Halls 1 & 2Cloakroom






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Shown is a freestanding stair directory, the size will vary from building to building depending on the number of floors and information required.

Construction

Freestanding sign consisting of an 5mm aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted in a standard MSS 'FSS Footprint Aerofoil'.

Graphics

Applied vinyl text and graphics: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220253

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > SDIR_F_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.19.pdf

5.4 SDIR-F: Freestanding stair directory

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5.5 FCL: Fret-cut individual letters Graphics

Text: Frutiger Bold 65 Typeset: to suit space available Where a message runs over 2 lines typeset line spacing at 20%

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > FCL_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.13.pdf

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Text: Frutiger Bold 65Typeset: to suit space availableWhere a message runs over 2 lines typeset lines spacing at 20%

Shown is an example of individual fret-cut letters. It is envisaged they are used for major destinations such as main lecture theatres. Depending on the backgound colour on which the letters are to be placed then either dark grey or stainless steel can be used

Construction

3mm thick aluminium powdercoated dark grey (Cool gray 11) or brushed stainless steel spaced off the wall by 10mm

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5.6 EID – Entrance identification Shown is an entrance ID, there are two versions: for smaller buildings there is a 300 x 300mm panel, for larger buildings the fret-cut letters should be used (sign type FCL).

Construction

The panel sign is a wall mounted sign consisting of an aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted on a back tray sprayed white.

Graphics

Applied vinyl text and graphics: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220-253 White: 3M 220-10

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > EID_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.17.pdf

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Rooms 4.01 to 4.05

Toilets

Robinson Rooms Suite

The Thai Theatre

Rooms 4.06 to 4.10

Toilets

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Graphics

Applied vinyl text and graphics: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220253 White: 3M 220-10

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > DIR_1_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.17.pdf

Shown is a directional sign, if space permits each direction will have a seperate panel. These panels can be mounted either horizontally or vertically with a space of 10mm between them.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted on a back tray sprayed white. When installing on glass, the back tray should be installed onto applied silver vinyl cut the same size as the tray.

Optional positioning

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5.8 DIR-2: Level identification/directional Shown is a combination directional and level ID sign to be used when there is a lack of space to install separate level ID and directional signs. The signs can be enlarged in 100mm increments vertically to accommodate longer messages.

Construction


Graphics

Applied vinyl text and graphics: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220253 White: 3M 220-10

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > DIR_2_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.17.pdf

Rooms 4.06 to 4.10

Toilets

Rooms 4.11 to 4.18

Rooms 4.06 to 4.10

Toilets

Rooms 4.11 to 4.18

Hong KongLecture Theatre

Restaurant

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Numeral: Frutiger 65 Bold 200ptText: Frutiger 55 Roman 60/90pt Where a message runs over 2 lines typeset 60/72pt

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5.9 LID: Level identification Shown is a level ID, this sign will need to incorporate a tactile numeral.

Construction


Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > LID_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.12.pdf

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Tactile numeraland red square

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Tactile numeraland backgroundTypeset numeral: 32pt

Tactile numeraland background

Shown is an endpoint room sign generally to be used outside lecture theatres and seminar rooms. This sign will need to incorporate a tactile room number. Depending on length of message there are two sizes of slat.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an MSS slat with a metallic silver finish and a A4 clear acrylic wallet, mounted on a back tray sprayed white. Clear wallet to be backed-up with silver metallic vinyl. When installing on glass, the back tray should be installed onto applied silver vinyl cut the same size as the tray.

Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White: Silver: 3M 220-120

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > END_R1_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.09.pdf / 3487.11.pdf

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5.11 END-R2: Endpoint A6 wallet Shown is an endpoint room sign generally to be used outside offices. This sign will need to incorporate a tactile room number. The clear wallet is sized to accommodate a 210mm x 75mm paper insert. This sign type also incorporates the APCO 'Notifier' product.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an MSS slat with a metallic silver finish and a clear acrylic wallet, mounted on a back tray sprayed white. Clear wallet to be backed-up with silver metallic vinyl. When installing on glass, the back tray should be installed onto applied silver vinyl cut the same size as the tray.

Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White: Silver: 3M 220-120

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > END_R2 05 GA Drawings > 3487.10.pdf

A paper insert template is also supplied for use in the carrier, this is supplied on the CD in Word format: 03 Interior Sign Templates > END_R2_Paper_Template

G.00

16 30

212

3040

120 approxAcrylic wallet to take 210 x 75mmpaper insert

Text: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 32pt

CL


G.00

Managerial Economics and Strategy Group

Mr James Henderson

Mr Alex Brown

Mr David Ross

Managerial Economics and Strategy Group

Mr James Henderson

Mr Alex Brown

Mr David Ross

Example

The paper template

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5.12 END/R3: Endpoint room Shown is an endpoint room sign generally to be used for rooms with a permanent use. This sign will need to incorporate a tactile room number.

Construction


Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White:

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > END_R3_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.12.pdf

Computer RoomLine two if Reqd

G.00

Restaurant

G.00

DA QA

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Pictograms if required

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5.13 END-R4: Toilet wall mounted Shown is a wall mounted endpoint toilet sign. This sign will need to incorporate a tactile pictogram plus Type 1 Braille.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted on a back tray sprayed white.

G.00

G.00 G.00 G.00 G.00

155

210

210

Typeset Frutiger 65 Bold 42pt

Tactile pictogram

Type 1 Braille

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Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White


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5.14 END-R5: Toilet door mounted Shown is a door mounted endpoint toilet sign to be used when there is no appropriate wall space. This sign will need to incorporate a tactile pictogram plus Type 1 Braille.

Construction

Door mounted sign consisting of an aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish mounted directly to the surface.

Graphics

Applied vinyl text with tactile numeral: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: to match Pantone 485 White:


G.00

G.00 G.00 G.00 G.00

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20

10

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118

160

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Tactile pictogram

Type 1 Braille

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5.15 END-R6: Endpoint projecting Shown is a projecting endpoint toilet sign to be used where appropriate.

Construction

Wall mounted projecting sign consisting of a folded aluminium panel with a metallic silver finish.

Graphics

Applied vinyl: Grey: 3M 220-101 Red: 3M 220-253 White: 3M 220-10


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5mmreturn

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5.16 END-R7: Endpoint residential Shown is a flat/room number plate and will be used for flats and room numbers within flats. They are tactile.

Construction

Door mounted aluminium plate with a metallic silver finish.

Flat

10 10.27

80

80

30

32

CL

Text: Frutiger 55 RomanTypeset: 54ptText: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 100pt / 90pt

80

80

CL

CL


Graphics

Tactile to match Pantone Cool Gray 11

A graphic template for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > END_R7_Template

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5.17 FID-1/2: Facilities ID Shown are facilities signs. A FID-1 is a door mounted nameplate, while a FID-2 carries just the facilities number. FID 3

Construction

A FID-1 and FID-3 signs consist of a MSS system slat with a 2mm finishing strip, finished in metallic silver. The FID-2 is a 3mm thick aluminium plate finished in metallic silver.

FS7501Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen

CCTV in OperationA CCTV system operates in this area for the pur-poses of crime prevention and public safety.



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212

30 104042 CL

154042 CL

Screenprinted numeralText: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 21pt

Text: Frutiger 55 Roman Typeset: 42/48pt


Tactile when used for public access roomsText: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 60pt

G.00

Academic building

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Residential building

Graphics

FID-1 Screenprinted numeral and background: to match Pantone 485C / white Applied vinyl text: Grey: 3M 220-101

FID-2/FID3

Screenprinted to match Pantone Cool Gray 11

A graphic template and engineering drawing for these sign types is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > FID_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.20.pdf / 3487.45.pdfFID-1

FID-3

FID-2

FS7501Cleaners Cupboard

Kitchen

CCTV in OperationA CCTV system operates in this area for the pur-poses of crime prevention and public safety.



16 16 3030

212

30 104042 CL

154042 CL

Screenprinted numeralText: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 21pt



Tactile when used for public access roomsText: Frutiger 65 Bold Typeset: 60pt

G.00

Academic building

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150

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Residential building

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5.18 INS-A4/A3: A4/A3 instruction holder Shown is are the A4 and A3 paper holders to carry instructions for room and AV use. The paper holder is a standard product in the MSS range.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of an MSS 'Frameless' A4 paper carrier mounted on a back tray sprayed white.

An engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 05 GA Drawings > 3487.18.pdf (A4) 05 GA Drawings > 3487.21.pdf (A3)

212 approx

303 approxA4 MSS ‘Frameless’clear acrylic wallet

422 approx

A3 MSS ‘Frameless’clear acrylic wallet

INS-A4 INS-A3

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5.19 DP-1/2/3/4: Donor plaques

Lecture TheatreG.00Teaching RoomG.00

Anthony Paduano & Ruth Porat Room

The Aman Theatregifted by theAman Foundation

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The Sheikh Zayed Theatreis a gift of the Emirates Foundation

No matter how many buildings, foundations,

schools and hospitals we build, or how many

bridges we raise, all these are material entities.

The real spirit behind the progress is the human

spirit, the able men and women with their

intellect and capabilities.”

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan 1918 - 2004Founder of the United Arab Emirates

Sheikh Zayed was one of the wisest leaders of

his generation in the Arab world. On 2 December

1971, he unified the seven Emirates into a single

nation. Sheikh Zayed's vision was to use the

country's wealth to secure global standards of

economic prosperity and social stability for his

people and humanity.

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Typeset space name Frutiger 65 Bold 54/72ptTypeset text Frutiger 45 Light 54/72ptTypeset sponsor Frutiger 55 Roman 54/72ptTypeset explanatory text Frutiger 55 30/45pt

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Shown are the three versions of donor plaque: DP-1: Used for recognition of seminar rooms DP-2: Used for recognition of floors, lecture theatres etc DP-3: Used for recognition of larger spaces, art etc DP-4: Used for recognition of the main lecture theartre

The text shown below and on the template is for illustration purposes only.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of a 6mm LG Hi-Macs Artic White 'acrylic stone' panel mounted on a back tray sprayed white. Red detail consists of 3mm ali plate

bonded to surface. When installing on glass, the back tray should be installed onto applied silver vinyl cut the same size as the tray.

Graphics

Text screenprinted to match Cool Gray 11 C Red detail sprayed RAL 3020

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > DP_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.26.pdf DP-1 > 3487.27.pdf DP-2

DP-1 DP-2

DP-3 and DP-4 on folowing page

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Lecture TheatreG.00Teaching RoomG.00

Anthony Paduano & Ruth Porat Room

The Aman Theatregifted by theAman Foundation

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Verdant Atriumgifted byVincent Cheng

The Sheikh Zayed Theatreis a gift of the Emirates Foundation

No matter how many buildings, foundations,

schools and hospitals we build, or how many

bridges we raise, all these are material entities.

The real spirit behind the progress is the human

spirit, the able men and women with their

intellect and capabilities.”

Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan 1918 - 2004Founder of the United Arab Emirates

Sheikh Zayed was one of the wisest leaders of

his generation in the Arab world. On 2 December

1971, he unified the seven Emirates into a single

nation. Sheikh Zayed's vision was to use the

country's wealth to secure global standards of

economic prosperity and social stability for his

people and humanity.

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Typeset space name Frutiger 65 Bold 54/72ptTypeset text Frutiger 45 Light 54/72ptTypeset sponsor Frutiger 55 Roman 54/72pt

Typeset space name Frutiger 65 Bold 54/72ptTypeset text Frutiger 45 Light 54/72ptTypeset sponsor Frutiger 55 Roman 54/72ptTypeset explanatory text Frutiger 55 30/45pt

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5.19 DP-3/4: Donor plaques Graphics

Text screenprinted to match Cool Gray 11 C Red detail sprayed RAL 3020

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > DP_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.28.pdf DP-3 > 3487.32.pdf DP-4

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5.20 DB: Donor Board Shown is the donor board for the New Academic Building. The text shown below and on the template is for illustration purposes only.

Construction

Wall mounted sign consisting of a LG Hi-Macs Artic White 'acrylic stone' panel mounted on a back tray sprayed white. The red detail is a aluminium section sprayed red bondoed to the panel.

Graphics

Text screenprinted to match Cool Gray 11 C Red detail sprayed to match Pantone 485 C

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 03 Interior Sign Templates > DB_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.29.pdf

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Professor Saw Swee Hock

Julian and Susan Green

Friends and Family Programme

Richard Karl Goeltz

Malcolm Candlish

Anthony Paduano and Ruth Porat

Ashley and Elizabeth Mitchell

Naomi Hass Perlman

The Estate of Charlotte Blank

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Ralph Oppenheimer

David Brooks

Nigel P Williams

Hellenic LSE Alumni Association

Friends of LSE - Hong Kong

Markit Group Limited

Graham Shore

Virginia and LE Simmons

Derek Green and Pamela (Evison) Green

George Davidson

Arne Groes

Dr Jakob Horder

Paulo and Beatriz

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Guy Rigden

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Alireza Arouzi

Michel and Nousheen Danechi

Mahmoud Faghihi

Hoveyda Family

Mahnaz Kamel

Ardavan Farhad Moshiri

Mansour and Fariba Namaki and Family

Ali and May Rashidian

Bagher Roohi and Dr Bejan Roohi

Reza Nader-Sepahi

Prince Abdol Hossein Mirza Farmanfarma

Massoumeh Tafreshi Farman-Farmaian

Dr Sabbar Farman-Farmaian

Zahra Jabbareh Farman-Farmaian

Sattareh Farman-Farmaian

Farough Farman-Farmaian

Aysheh (Homeyra) Farman-Farmaian

Dr Ghaffar Farman-Farmaian

Soraya Farman-Farmaian

Haroon Rashid Farman-Farmaian

Khorshid Farman-Farmaian

Ardavan and Massoumeh Farmanfarmaian

Malaysian donors

Dato Dr Munir A Majid

Normah and Azman Yahya

Dato Lee Hau Hian

Carmen Chua

LSE Alumni Association of Malaysia

Canadian donors

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Stelios Haji-Ioannou

The Estate of Audrey Lambert

David W Heleniak

M R Safin

The Joseph & Lena Randall Charitable Trustand David A Randall

Professor Saw Swee Hock

Julian and Susan Green

Friends and Family Programme

George Davidson

Arne Groes

Dr Jakob Horder

Paulo and Beatriz

Pessoa de Araujo

£1m

+£2

50k

- £9

99,9

99£1

00k

- £2

49,9

99£5

0k -

£99

,999

£25k

- £

49,9

99£1

0k -

£24

,499

50 5018 25 50

550

95

40

40

2250

Typeset Frutiger 55 Roman 72/120

Typeset Frutiger 45 Light 48pt

Typeset Frutiger65 Bold 30pt



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6.0 External sign system

The specification for the LSE external sign system can be found on the following pages, the graphic templates needed to create the artwork can be found in Folder 04. Detailed engineering drawings to manufacture the signage can be found in either Appendix ii or in folder '05 GA Drawings' on the accompanying CD.

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GAW: Gateway NAV: Navigation point CAM: Campus map 600mm²

BID-2: Building IDwith campus map

BID-3: Building IDwith campus map

LOG-L/BID-1: LSE Building ID with logo plaque

Old Building - Main ReceptionLibrary

New Academic Building

Clement House Student Services

DIR: Directional signage

Lincoln’s InnFields

LOG-L: Logo plaque for secondary gateways

LOG-S: Logo 300mm sq

6.1 External sign family The final external sign family elements comprising of

Gateways carrying the LSE brand and creating a sense of arrival as well as defining School the boundary. Gateways can be defined using either GAW, LOG-A or LOG-S sign types

Navigation points placed at the entrances to the LSE campus give people a clear overview of the site, they also provide information about the surrounding area.

•

•

GAW: Gateway NAV: Navigation point CAM: Campus map BID-2 / BID-3: Building IDLOG-S: Logo gateway DIR: Directional

LOG-A: Logo gateway LOG-L-BID-1: building ID

Campus maps – There will be local site maps positioned outside main entrance points to buildings to support people as they navigate around the site.

Directional signs to support the maps and give reassurance to the user on their journey.

Building IDs are visible and legible to aid people’s orientation and identification of destinations.

•

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6.2 GAW: Gateway Gateway structure for Houghton Street comprising of three cubes in various sizes suspended from wires. Each cube carries the LSE letters on one face only, positioned so the LSE brand can be viewed from all directions.

Construction

The cubes are constructed from 10mm thick red acrylic and internally illuminated by by LED strips. The LSE letters are laser-cut and infilled with 10mm white acrylic. The cubes are suspended from stainless steel catenary wires using Jakobs SWR quality fixings.

Height of cubesfrom ground TBC per location

750mm3 500mm3600mm3

Front Elevation

Graphics

Red: to match Pantone 485 C White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > GAW_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.34.pdf

Internally illuminated

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6.3 LOG-L: Logo 600 x 600 Shown is the LSE logo plaque which can be used either as a stand alone sign helping to brand the School or in conjunction with built-up letters when used as a building identification sign.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panel siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame.

600

600

584 805

Graphics

Vitreous enamel: Red: to match Pantone 485 C White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > Log_L_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.08.pdf

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6.4 Log-S: Logo plaque 300 x 300

300

300

28440

5

Shown is the LSE logo plaque which can be used either as a stand alone sign helping to brand the School or in conjunction with built-up letters when used as a building identification sign.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panel siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame.

Graphics

Vitreous enamel: Red: to match Pantone 485 C White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > Log_S_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.03.pdf / railing mounted variant 3487.42.pdf / 350mm variant 3487.39.pdf

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6.5 GLS: Glass screen


3mm fret-cut powdercoated ali letters bonded to face of glass

3mm fret-cut powdercoated ali letters bonded to face of glass

Red/grey translucent vinylapplied to rear face

2357 2402

3600

600 140 approx

13698136

Graphics

Applied vinyl: Grey: Avery 5571 Red: Avery 5519 QM

Text White: RAL 9003

A graphic template for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > GLS_Template

Shown is the existing glass screen outside the Lincoln's Inn Fields Building, although a one-off, the general principles still apply. Graphics only are required, comprising of individual fret-cut letters to the face with the rear of the glass panels backed-up with translucent vinyl.

Construction

3mm thick aluminium powdercoated dark grey (Cool Gray 11) bonded directly to the glass.

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6.6 BID-1: Built up letters

600

584 Min 200

360600 584

This sign type comprises of built-up letters used in conjunction with the LSE logo plaque LOG-L. Ideally the proportions shown below between the logo and letters is maintained, but because of the diverse range of buildings in the LSE this will have to be reviewed on a building by building basis. The building code plate is fixed at low level to the side of the entrance

Construction

The built-up letters are powdercoated 1mm stainless steel spaced of wall on locators.

Graphics

Letters: Ral 7024

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > BID_1_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.04.pdf/ 3487.08.pdf

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6.7 BID-2: Building ID with Campus map

Front ElevationPortrait Configuration

Front ElevationLandscape Configuration

300

300

ColumbiaHouse

ConnaughtHouse

Lakatos

LAK CON

316300

316

316

300

300

25

24

25

5

5

60

60

316300

316300

25 60

CL

2512

Typeset Frutiger 65 Bold 100/120pt


This sign type comprises of a building name plaque and a Campus map. The two plaques can be either aligned vertically or horizontally depending on space available and will have to be reviewed on a building by building basis.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panels siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame. Maps are digitally printed and wrapped around aluminium panel with vitreous enamel maps to follow site development.

Graphics

Vitreous enamel: Grey: to match Pantone Cool Gray 11 C Red : to match Pantone 485 C White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > BID_2_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.37a.pdf / 3487.38a.pdf

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6.8 BID-3: Building ID panel This sign type is a building name plaque for minor buildings with the option to also carry the address.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panels siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame.

Graphics

Vitreous enamel: Grey: to match Pantone Cool Gray 11 C Red : to match Pantone 485 C White

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > BID_3_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.01.pdf

Front ElevationPortrait Configuration

Front ElevationLandscape Configuration

300

300

ColumbiaHouse

High Holborn Residence

Lakatos

LAK 178 High Holborn WC1V 7AA

316300

316 300

25

24

25

60

60

316300

25 60

CL

2512


Optional address line Frutiger 55 Roman 40pt


Code Frutiger 55 Roman 50pt

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6.9 NAV: Navigation point Navigation points placed at the entrances to the LSE campus to give people a clear overview of the site, they also provide information about the surrounding area (within walking distance) for those leaving the site.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panels clad onto a stainless steel frame. Map panel fixed directly to framework. Shot peened 316 grade stainless steel plinth.

Graphics

Vitreous enamel: Red: to match Pantone 485 C White Black

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 02 Mapping > Navigation_Map 04 Exterior Sign Templates > NAV_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.33c.pdf / P.1, 2 & 3

1000

800

300

74.1°

15.9°

100 150

ses of things’

ses of things’

1000

800

300

74.1°

15.9°

100 150

ses of things’

ses of things’

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6.10 CAM: Campus map 600 x 600

600

600

584

584

This sign type is a 'stand-alone' version of the Campus map. Generally used in conjunction with BID-1 sign type on larger buildings.

Construction

Map will be digitally printed vinly wrapped around an aluminium panel to be replaced by vitreous enamel maps following site development. Maps siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame.

Graphics

Digital print as per artwork supplied. Red: Pantone 485 C LSE building grey: Pantone Cool Gray 11 Shadow grey: Pantone Cool Gray 8 Other building grey: Pantone Cool Gray 6 Paved area grey: Pantone Cool Gray 3 Green: Pantone 577 C

A graphic template and engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 02 Mapping > Campus_Map_600 05 GA Drawings > 3487.02a.pdf

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6.11 DIR: Directional Shown is the directional sign, made up of separate fingers wall mounted, this flexible system allows for directions to be added or removed. Ideally there are three but no more than 4

Construction

Red / grey directional finger is vitreous enamel siliconed into a 5mm thick shot-peened stainless steel frame.

90

20

New Academic Building

Old Building

Clement House

Old Building - Main RecetptionLibrary

Lincoln’s Inn Fields Building Clement House

Student Services

1000mm max

20 54 42 20

42

85

Typeset text frutiger 55 Roman 170pt

50

50

Graphics

Vitreous enamel to match: Red: Pantone 485 C Grey: Pantone Cool Gray 11 C White

A graphic template for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > DIR_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.05a.pdf / railing mounted variant 3487.41.pdf

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6.12 POB: Poster boards Fly posting boards for Houghton Street. This is a bespoke product with artwork specific to each panel and location.

Construction

Vitreous enamel panels 1300 x 1700 mm with 20mm returns, backed up with marine plywood and installed on to existing window grills.

1300

1700

Graphics

Vitreous enamel to match: Red: Pantone 485 C Background: Pantone Cool Grey 11 C Text: Pantone Cool Gray 8 C Image: Dark Grey Map detail: Black

An engineering drawing for this sign type is supplied on CD: 05 GA Drawings > 3487.31.pdf

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6.13 FID-1T/P: Facilities The external facilities signs come either as a tray or a 3mm plate and are designed to carry either operational or statutory information.

Construction

Tray sign: stainless steel with 15mm returns Plate: 3mm stainless steel

CCTV in Operation Post RoomKings Chambers31 Portugal Street

LibraryLoading Bay10 Carey StreetOpening times: 08.00 – 16.00Library deliveries only



Clements InnGate Opening TimesMon to Fri 06.00 – 22.00Sat / Sun 10.00 – 18.00Bank Holidays Closed

Please wait for gates to fully openbefore entering

Catering DeliveriesMon to Fri 07.30 – 12.30

All goods for Catering Services shouldbe delivered direct to Fifth Floor

St Philips& Health CentreAccessible Entrance

Open to staff, studentsand members ofthe public.

Entrance

Accessible LiftLift restricted to swipecard holders only

Do not use for goods

A CCTV system operates in this area for the purposes of crime prevention and public safety.






24

24

72

54

16

24 24

300

300

24 24

300

24 24

300

Logo / pictogram 72 x 72mmHeading: Frutiger 65 Bold 80/96ptMessage: Frutiger 65 Bold 32.5/40pt

Logo / pictogram 72 x 72mmHeading: Frutiger 65 Bold 80/96ptAddress: Frutiger 55 Roman 40/56pt


C L

16

16

16

48

36

16 16

200

200

16 16

200

80 80

200

Logo / pictogram 48 x 48mmHeading: Frutiger 65 Bold 80/96ptMessage: Frutiger 65 Bold 30/40pt

Logo / pictogram 48 x 72mmHeading: Frutiger 55 Roman 60ptText: Frutiger 55 Roman 40/56pt

Logo / pictogram 48 x 48mmHeading: Frutiger 55 Roman 80/96pt

Graphics

Screenprinted black or to match Pantone Cool Gray 11 C Black

A graphic template for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > FID_TP_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.22a.pdf (T) / 3487.24a.pdf (P)

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6.14 FID-2T/P: Facilities





Clements InnGate Opening TimesMon to Fri 06.00 – 22.00Sat / Sun 10.00 – 18.00Bank Holidays Closed

Please wait for gates to fully openbefore entering

Catering DeliveriesMon to Fri 07.30 – 12.30

All goods for Catering Services shouldbe delivered direct to Fifth Floor

St Philips& Health CentreAccessible Entrance

Open to staff, studentsand members ofthe public.

Entrance

Accessible LiftLift restricted to swipecard holders only

Do not use for goods

A CCTV system operates in this area for the purposes of crime prevention and public safety.






24

24

72

54

16

24 24

300

300

24 24

300

24 24

300

Logo / pictogram 72 x 72mmHeading: Frutiger 65 Bold 80/96ptMessage: Frutiger 65 Bold 32.5/40pt



C L

16

16

16

48

36

16 16

200

200

16 16

200

80 80

200

Logo / pictogram 48 x 48mmHeading: Frutiger 65 Bold 80/96ptMessage: Frutiger 65 Bold 30/40pt

Logo / pictogram 48 x 72mmHeading: Frutiger 55 Roman 60ptText: Frutiger 55 Roman 40/56pt

Logo / pictogram 48 x 48mmHeading: Frutiger 55 Roman 80/96pt

The external facilities signs come either as a tray or a 3mm plate and are designed to carry either operational or statutory information.

Construction

Tray sign: stainless steel with 15mm returns Plate: 3mm stainless steel

Graphics

Screenprinted black or to match Pantone Cool Gray 11 C

A graphic template for this sign type is supplied on CD: 04 Exterior Sign Templates > FID_TP_Template 05 GA Drawings > 3487.23a.pdf (T) / 3487.25a.pdf (P)

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7.0 Appendix

i Supplier contact details

ii GA drawings

iii DDA report

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i Suppliers The LSE sign system uses standard products from the listed suppliers below:

Modular Sign System (MSS)

Alan Stevenson

Workshop 2 Limited Tilemans Lane Shipston on Stour Warwickshire CV36 4QZ

T: 020 7823 7120 www.wksp2.com

APCO Notifier

APCO United Kingdom LKH Estate, Tickhill Road Balby, Doncaster DN4 8QG

T: 01302 311121 www.apcosigns.co.uk

Statutory signs

Stocksigns Ltd Ormside Way Redhill Surrey RH 2LG

T: 01737 764 764 www.stocksigns.co.uk

Acrylic material

Rosskopf & Partner AG

Nick Welsh - UK Partner The Corner 45 Shay Lane Hale Barns Altrincham Cheshire WA15 8PA

Tel: 07855 502885 www.rosskopf-partner.com

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third angle projection

notes

date

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clientLSE

revision date description

No part of this drawing and thedesign contained herein may bereproduced without the writtenconsent of fwdesign limited.

1:4

scale (at A3)

approved by

drawing nameplaque - BID3 (single panel sign)

all dimensions in millimetres

316

55

25

35

52

40

316

3

25

5

manufacturer to detail fixings tobe used to hold sign to buildingfacade.

installation to take place with ajig to locate fixing points onbuilding facade.

security fixings to always beplaced on the underside of theframework.

site survey to be carried out bymanufacturer prior toproduction.

AB

SIGN TO BE SPACED 5mm FROMBUILDING SURFACE WITH BLACKFOAMEX PANEL

VITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL WITH 25mmRETURNS

ARTWORK TO BE SUPPLIED SEPARATELY

LOCATION PINS ON UPPER FACE OFFRAME WORK TO HOLD VITREOUSENAMEL PANEL

Ø 1

0

2 x ALLEN KEY SECURITY FIXINGS TOLOWER FACES OF SIGN FRAME TO HOLDVITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL

5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED 316STAINLESS STEEL FRAME, FULLYWELDED AND DRESSED BACKCONSTRUCTION

BLACK SILICON BEAD, 3mm THICK

CLEARANCE HOLES ON REAR FACE OFFRAMEWORK ALLOWS POSITION OFSIGN TO BE ADJUSTED CORRECTLY

PENNY WASHERS TO BE USED TOALLOW SCREWHEADS TO HOLDFRAMEWORK

drawing number

sheet

LSE.3487.01

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a

ve panel change to aliwith digital print03.02.10a

MAPALUMINIUM PANEL WITHDIGITALLY PRINTED VINYLPRINT WRAPPED AROUNDPANEL

600mm wall mouned maptilted variant

ab

FRAME5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED316 GRADE STAINLESSSTEEL

LOCATION PIN FOR VEPANEL

SILICON, 3mm THICK

SIGN TO BE SPACED 5mmFROM BUILDINGSURFACE WITH BACKINGPANEL

SIGN TO BEMANUFACTURED WITH ATRAY IN TRAYCONSTRUCTION WITHSPLIT BATONS

2 ALLEN KEY FIXINGS TOUPPER FACE OF SIGN TOHOLD VITREOUS ENAMELPANEL IN PLACE ON TOPSURFACE

manufacturer to detail splitbatons and fixings to be used tohold sign to building facade.

security fixings to be used tohold sign to in place when heldon batons.


drawing name

approved by

scale (at A3)1:4

descriptiondaterevision

LSE

client

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jh

drawn by

date

notes



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manufacturer to specify fixings

ab

approved by



SILICON, 3mm THICK

FRAME5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED 316 GRADESTAINLESS STEEL

SIGN TO BE SPACED 5mm FROM BUILDINGSURFACE WITH BLACK FOAMEX PANEL

plaque - 300mm square variant

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

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1:4

scale (at A3)12.06.08

clientLSE


45

40

30

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Q

2 ALLEN KEY FIXINGS TO UPPER FACE OFSIGN TO HOLD VITREOUS ENAMEL PANELIN PLACE ON TOP SURFACE

284 SQ

LOCATION PIN FOR VE PANEL

drawing numberLSE.3487.03

sheet

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DEPTH OF LETTERSTHE DEPTH OF A BUILT-UP LETTER CAN BECALCULATED AS 10% OF THE HEIGHT OFA CAPITAL X WRITTEN IN THE SPECIFIEDHEIGHT

FOR EXAMPLE:

CAPITAL X HEIGHT (a) = 450mmDEPTH OF LETTER (b) = 45mm

SPACING AWAY FROM WALLTHIS IS TYPICALLY 1/3 OF THE DEPTH OFTHE LETTER. IF THIS VALUE IS BELOW10mm, THEN A SPACING OF 10mmSHOULD BE SPECIFIED.

FOR EXAMPLE:

DEPTH OF LETTER (b) = 45mmSPACING AWAY FROM WALL (c) = 15mm

c

b

a

AB


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drawing number

A3 A B C D E F G

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2

3

4

5

built-up letters - guideline

drawing name

GUIDELINE DRAWING ONLY

A

A

SECTION A-A

LETTER1mm THICK POWDERCOATED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL SHEET

FIXINGSMANUFACTURER TO SPECIFY FIXINGSFOLLOWING SITE SURVEY

Height of letters to be scaledaccording to location, indicativeheight shown for reference

Appointed manufacturer tocarry out a site survey beforemanufacture

Manufacturer to specify fixings

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20

1

160

94

A

A

SECTION A-A

drawing namebuilt-up letters - 160mm tall

5

4

3

2

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1:1

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FIXINGSBUILT-UP LETTER FIXING USINGWOODSCREW AND WALL PLUG

LETTER1mm THICK POWDERCOATED316 GRADE STAINLESS STEELSHEET

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FIXINGSBUILT-UP LETTER FIXINGUSING WOODSCREW ANDWALL PLUG

SECTION A-A


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drawing number

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2

3

4

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built-up letters - 135mm tall

drawing name

A

A

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7920

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20

1



drawing namebuilt-up letters - 140mm tall

5

4

3

2

1

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1:1

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clientLSE


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FIXINGSBUILT-UP LETTER FIXING USINGWOODSCREW AND WALL PLUG

SECTION A-A

140

115

A

A

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length of each sign (maximum1000mm) to be determined bygraphic guideline.

a site survey should be carriedout by the appointedmanufacturer to determine theangle of each corner where thesigns are to be placed.

no sharp edges all edges to bedress before peening

ab

directional signs


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SINGLE FINGER

DOUBLE FINGER

VITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL

SILICONE JOINT

SCALE 1:2

SECTION A-ASIGN FIXED TO WALL WITHSCREW FIXINGS

A

A

A

A

A

19.05.09A frame detail amended

5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

20

1010

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GFEDCBA

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VITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL WITH25mm RETURNS

ARTWORK TO BE SUPPLIEDSEPARATELY


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drawing name


ab

60

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85

584 SQ


SILICON, 3mm THICK

FRAME5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

2 ALLEN KEY FIXINGS TO UPPERFACE OF SIGN TO HOLD VITREOUSENAMEL PANEL IN PLACE ON TOPSURFACE

BUILDING FACADE

SIGN TO BE SPACED 5mm FROMBUILDING SURFACE WITH BACKINGPANEL

SIGN TO BE MANUFACTURED WITHA TRAY IN TRAY CONSTRUCTIONWITH SPLIT BATONS



sheet

LSE.3487.08

drawing number

A

A

TRAYS1.5mm THICK POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM, BONDED TOFRONT ASSEMBLY

20

MSS 15mm HEADER SLAT(POWDERCOATED)

SECURITY FIXINGSTHROUGH TRAY INTO BATON

MSS 2mm TOP SLAT


1 of 1sheet

No part of this drawing and the designcontained herein may be reproducedwithout the written consent offwdesign limited.

approved by

scale (at A3)1:2

drawing name

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2

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SILVER VINYL TO REAR FACE OFPAPER HOLDER

MSS CLEAR ACRYLIC PAPERHOLDER, FOLDED TO HOLD ANA4 SHEET WITH 2 x THUMBHOLES

2T

O F

IT A

46

0

15

6

END-R1 large (room sign)


Refer to sign manual for graphicdetail, including tactile elements

14

SECTION A-A

REAR TRAY FIXED TO WALLWITH SCREW FIXINGS

260

300

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A

A

40

TO

FIT

PA

PE

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5 x

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m

212

172

6

14

32 30


SECTION A-A

SECURITY FIXINGTHROUGH TRAY INTO BATON

MSS CLEAR ACRYLIC PAPERHOLDER, FOLDED TO HOLD ANA4 SHEET WITH 2 x FINGERHOLES



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jh

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drawing number

A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name

APCO PAPER HOLDER, FIXED TOWALL


1:2

scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet

No part of this drawing and the designcontained herein may be reproducedwithout the written consent of fwdesignlimited.

END-R2 (room sign )



TAB, INTO WHICH FRONT TRAYENGAGES

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SECTION A-A


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40

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MSS 2mm TOP SLAT

END-R1 small (room sign)


1 of 1sheet

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BATONBONDED TO 40mm HEADERSLAT


MSS CLEAR ACRYLIC PAPERHOLDER, FOLDED TO HOLD ANA4 SHEET WITH 2 x FINGERHOLES


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drawing number

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2

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6

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3

A

A

210


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A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

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drawing nameEND-R3,END-R4 (room signs),LID (level ID sign)



172

14

20


SECTION A-A


SPLIT BATONSBONDED TO TRAY AND REARFACE OF PAPER HOLDER


PANEL3mm THICK POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM

TRAY1.5mm THICK POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM

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SPACER10mm DIAMETER PLASTIC TUBE

LETTER3mm THICK POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM

WALL SURFACE

100

10

3 99

FIXINGSM8 STUD FIXING INTO WALLSURFACE

LSE



date

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A3

rev

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client

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBA

20

sheet 1 of 1


1:1

scale (at A3)

approved by


Refer to sign manual for cap Xheight


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END-R5 (room sign)


TO BE BONDED TO WALLSURFACE

3

160

160

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


rev

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date

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1:212.06.08

clientLSE


scale (at A3)

approved by

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FIXINGSTHROUGH COUNTERSUNKHOLES ON RETURN

COVER STRIP1mm THICK WHITE PLASTICSTRIP BONDED TO RETURNCONCEALS WALL FIXINGS

5R 1

0

25

Ø 4

12.5

20

30

25

0 END-R6 (projecting room sign)


sheet 1 of 1

approved by

scale (at A3)


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client

12.06.08 1:2

jh

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date

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drawing number

A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name


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5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


rev

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date

drawn byjh

1:812.06.08

clientLSE


scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet


Sign to increase in height in200mm increments toaccomodate graphics whennecessary

SDIR/LDIR (lift/stair directory)



1200

3


A

500

20

B

B

A



14

SECTION A-A

SCALE 1:2


SECTION B-B

SCALE 1:2

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drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


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date

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1:212.06.08

clientLSE


scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet


DIR (directional sign)

14

260

A

A

20

300

300

3







SECTION A-A

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Instructional sign - A4 portrait


sheet 1 of 1

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client

12.06.08 1:2

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drawing number

A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name

PAPER HOLDERMSS FRAMELESS SYSTEM - TOHOLD A4 SHEET


14

174

214

A

A

7

20

303

SECTION A-A

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4505

450

STANDMSS ADJUSTABLE STAND


drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


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date

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1:812.06.08

clientLSE


scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet



SDIR (free standing stair directory)

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45

1 x PANEL3mm THICK SPRAY PAINTEDALUMINIUM

TO BE BONDED TO WALLSURFACE

3


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drawing number

drawing name


sheet 1 of 1

approved by

scale (at A3)


LSE

client

04.07.08 1:1

jh

drawn by

date

1

2

3

4

5

6

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FID 1(facility sign),FID 2 (facility sign)



E

notes

third angle projectionA3 A B C D F G

FID 1

FID 2

6 2

MMS 2mm TOP SLAT

MMS 40mmSLAT

TO BE BONDED TOWALL SURFACE

21240

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sheet 1 of 1

approved by

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drawing number

A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name

7

20

14

A

A

303

424

384

PAPER HOLDERMSS FRAMELESSSYSTEM - TOHOLD A4 SHEET

SECURITY FIXINGTHROUGH TRAYINTO BATON

SPLIT BATONSBONDED TOTRAY AND REARFACE OF PAPERHOLDER

TRAY1.5mm THICKPOWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM

BATONBONDED TO 40mmHEADER SLAT

REAR TRAY FIXEDTO WALL WITHSCREW FIXINGS

SECTION A-A

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A 08.01.10 Material change

A1 of 1

ab

TRAY IN TRAY1.5mm THICK BRUSHED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

COUNTERSUNK SECURITYFIXINGSTHROUGH OUTER TRAY INTOINNER TRAY


PANEL5mm THICK FOAMEX PANEL

300

15


drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


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date

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scale (at A3)

approved by

sheet


FID -T1 (wall-mounted tray)

A

A

300

300

SECTION A-A

Refer to sign manual for graphicdetail, including tactile element.


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ab




TRAY IN TRAY1.5mm THICK BRUSHED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

A 08.01.10 Material change

A

FID -T2 (wall-mounted tray)


sheet 1 of 1

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client

12.06.08 1:2

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A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name


COUNTERSUNK SECURITYFIXINGSTHROUGH OUTER TRAY INTOINNER TRAY

PANEL5mm THICK FOAMEX PANEL

SECTION A-A

15

A

A

200

200

200

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A MATERIAL CHANGE &PINS ADDED

08.01.10

PANEL3mm THICK BRUSHED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

TO BE BONDED TO WALLSURFACE WITH X2SUPPORTING PINS

A

ab

Refer to sign manual for graphicdetail, including tactile element.

Site survey to be carried out bymanufacturer prior toproduction.

300

3 300

FID-P1 (wall-mounted plaque)

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


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scale (at A3)

approved by

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A

ab

MATERIAL CHANGE &PINS ADDEDA 08.01.10

PANEL3mm THICK BRUSHED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

TO BE BONDED TO WALLSURFACE WITH X2SUPPORTING PINS


Site survey to be carried out bymanufacturer prior toproduction

FID-P2 (wall-mounted plaque)

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


rev

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date

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1:212.06.08

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scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet



200

3 200

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A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name

1:2

scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet


Donor Plaque (small variant)


Refer to sign manual for graphicdetail




SECTION A-A


POWDERCOATED ALUMINIUMSTRIP BONDED TO SURFACE

LG HI MACS NATURAL ACRYLICSTONE ARCTIC WHITE 6mmTHICK SHEET

20

6

68

90

16

300

A

A

15

20 260

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LSE

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A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

drawing name

1:2

scale (at A3)

approved by

1 of 1sheet


Donor Plaque (medium variant)





260

6

3

16

180

158

A


300

A

15

20

20


SECTION A-A



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300

260

338

360

6

5

20

16

4

A

20

15

14

3

2

1

AA3

3

CB

A

D FE

9

Donor Plaque (large variant)


sheet

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REAR TRAY FIXED TO WALLWITH SCREW FIXINGSPOWDERCOATED ALUMINIUMSTRIP BONDED TO SURFACE

1 of 1

rev

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scale (at A3)1:2


notes

revision

G



date description



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descriptiondate

G

1:10

scale (at A3)

approved by

rev

1 of 1

E FDB CA3 A

1

2

3

4

5

6

revision

notesRefer to sign manual for graphicdetail

LSE

client

17.07.08

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sheet


Donor Board

NOT TO SCALE

SECTION A-A

SECURITY FIXINGSTHROUGH TRAY INTO BATON


LG HI MACS NATURAL ACRYLICSTONE ARCTIC WHITE BUILT-UPPANEL TO 25mm DEEP - FIXEDTO TRAY

550

50

95

18

25

2250

BUILT-UP POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM STRIP, BONDED TOPANEL SURFACE

50

20 A

A

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TRAYS1.5mm THICK POWDERCOATEDALUMINIUM, BONDED TO FRONTASSEMBLY

SECTION A-A


500

478

A

375

20

20

9

20314

335

25

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drawing name

sheet


Donor Plaque (largest variant)

5

6

4

2

3

A3 A

1

B C D

description

E F

rev

1 of 1

1:4

scale (at A3)

approved by

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notesRefer to sign manual for graphicdetail

A

LG HI MACS NATURAL ACRYLICSTONE ARCTIC WHITE 9mm THICKSHEET

revision date

date12.08.08

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PLINTH

MAP PANELVitreous enamel panel660 x 660 x 25mm

UPPER CUBE

3mm thick silicon seal

700

700

A

B

A

B

600

6

30

0 C

rit

ica

l D

ime

ns

ion

24

8

5

4

98

100 Critical Dimension

Side Elevation

2

3

BA DCA3

1

Plan Elevation

700

client

PLINTH316 Grade stainless steel plinth withshot peen finish applied. Laser cutapature with two colour vitreousenamel branding badge set in withgrey silicon seal to edges

550

75

30

10

0

100 75

rev

C

16.02.09

JH

date

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Ground Level

sheet

Front Elevation

1:10

Navigation Point

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AB

UPPER CUBEVitreous Enamel external facesconstructed from individual faces with45 degree reurns on the vertical edgesand 90 degree double returns on thetop and bottom

4 external faces of cube to havescreen-printed graphics applied

E GF

Manufacturer to detail fixingmethod along folded edges.

Manufacturer to specify internalframework detail andfoundation.

B

C

daterevision

A

notes



plinth modified

description

dimensions added24.02.09

25.02.09

15.01.10

framework amended

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660

4

5

6

17

3

Section B-B (not to scale)

700

B

70

0

2

3

A C D

1

A3

Section A-A

1.6mm thick vitreous enamel sheet with 45° returnson the vertical edges and 90° double return on thetop and bottom edges. Panels fixed by key holesand fixing under bottom edge to framework ifrequired clientDetail B(not to scale)

MAP PANELVitreous enamelpanel 660 x 660 x17mm

date

LSE


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drawing name

1:10

JH

16.02.09

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sheet

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AB

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20mm thick backingboard machined onedges to 17mm thickto fit around frame

50 x 50mm 304 gradestainless steel boxsection internalframework

Neoprene strip and silion joint between vitreousenamel panels

Navigation Point - Panel Detail

GFE



notes

C 19.01.10

25.02.09B

framework and plinthamended

framework amended


24.02.09 dimensions addedA

50 x 50mm 304 grade stainless steel frame

20mm thick backing board routed out on edges tofit frame

Manufacturer to specify internalframework detail, base plate,foundations and fixing methods.

Structural calculations to beconducted by manufacturer.

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2

660

660

5

6

4

Side Elevation

790

2

3

A B

74

0

C D

Plan Elevation

A3

1

660

C

ABJH

560

43

0

10

0

50

16

4

50

10

02

0

30

30

50

50 x 50mm 304 gradestainless steel frame



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client

1:10

scale (at A3)

approved by

description

LSE

Navigation Point - Frame

Front Elevation

Ground Level

sheet

rev

15.01.10

date

drawn by

daterevision

Two part frame boltedtogether with tolleranceholes to allow foradjustent

E F G

Manufacturer to detail fixingmethod along folded edges.

Manufacturer to specify internalframework detail andfoundation.

Structural calculations to beconducted by manufacturer.

notes



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appointed manufacturer tocarry out all structuralcalculations

A

product to be scaled to fit othervarients:500x500 mm sq600x600 mm sq

Steel cable and fixings as standardto 'Jakob SWR'quality and sizings.To be specified by manufacturer

Stainless steel frame layer toreduce tension on screwfixings through to acrylic

LED strips

LSE logo laser cut andinfilled with whiteacrylic sectionLogo artwork to besupplied on file byfwdesign seperatelyLogo to one face onlyon each cube

10mm thick redacrylic tonearestmatch to PMS485/RAL3020

3mm screw fixing

centre line

centre line

A A

SECTION AA

11

12

13

7

8

10

9

B B

6

5

4

DCB

3

2

A

Stainless steel top plate withwelded fixings and centrecable

Stainless steel fixing as standard to'Jakob SWR' fixings quality.To be specified by manufactuer

E F G

drawing name

client

revision description

1

date

FJ

LSE.3487.34

21.01.09

approved by

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sheet

rev

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external suspended cube

1:5

AB

drawn by


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date


manufacturer to detail fixings,cableing and LED structure toJakobs SWR quality finish.

L NM

notes

third angle projectionP QO

appointed manufacturer tocarry out a site survey beforemanufacture and health andsafety checks for suspendedobjects.

A1

1 SECTION BB

IH KJ

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1

2

3

4

5

6

plaque - BID2 (landscape variant)

AB





36

316

25 (SPACE BETWEEN FRAMES)

Ø 1

0

25

40

52

3



5

5

2 x ALLEN KEY SECURITY FIXINGS TOLOWER FACES OF SIGN FRAME TO HOLDVITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL




52

LOCATION PINS ON UPPER FACE OFFRAME WORK TO HOLD MAP PANEL

MAPALUMINIUM PANEL WITH 25mmRETURNS, DIGITALLY PRINTED VINLYMAP TO BE WRAPPED AROUND PANEL

BUILDING NAMEVITREOUS ENAMEL PANELWITH 25mm RETURNS

a 03.01.10 map panel changed to aliwith wrapped digital print

ALSE.3487.37

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MAPALUMINIUM PANEL WITH 25mmRETURNS, DIGITALLY PRINTED VINLYMAP TO BE WRAPPED AROUND PANEL

BUILDING NAMEVITREOUS ENAMEL PANELWITH 25mm RETURNS

A

map panel changed to aliwith wrapped digital print

03.01.10a


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A3 A B C D E F G

1

2

3

4

5

6

plaque - BID2 (portrait variant)

AB





Ø 1

0

25

(S

PA

CE

BE

TW

EE

N F

RA

ME

S)

341

316

52

25

5

36

316

52


5



LOCATION PINS ON UPPER FACE OFFRAME WORK TO HOLD VITREOUSENAMEL PANEL

2 x ALLEN KEY SECURITY FIXINGS TOLOWER FACES OF SIGN FRAME TO HOLDVITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL LSE.3487.38

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5

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2

1

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scale (at A3)12.06.08

clientLSE


SILICON, 3mm THICK



334 SQ


35

0 S

Q

55

50



sheet

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manufactuer to specify fixingmethods



31

6 S

Q

300 SQ



SILICON, 3mm THICK

25

30

art plaque

drawing name

6

5

4

3

2

1

GFEDCBAA3


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scale (at A3)30.07.09

clientLSE


AB


sheet

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3

A B C D E F G

2

3

4

6

5

5mm THICK SHOT-PEENED 316GRADE STAINLESS STEEL

A

SECTION A-A

SCALE 1:2

SILICONE JOINT

VITREOUS ENAMEL PANEL

1

LSE

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ab

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sheet

drawing number

directional signs -railing mounted


notes

third angle projectionA3

length of each sign (maximum1000mm) to be determined bygraphic guideline.

a site survey should be carriedout by the appointedmanufacturer to determine theangle of each corner where thesigns are to be installed andspecify appropreate fixings

no sharp edges all edges to bedress before peening

85

20

5

5A

A

SINGLE FINGER

28

RAILING

80

5

1016

SECURITY FIXINGS CLAMPS SIGNTO RAILINGS WITH 304 STAINLESSSTEEL BAR WITH PPC BLACKFINISH, THREADED FIXINGATTACHES TO INTERNAL WELDNUTS

cpd

101

85

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RAILINGS

RAILINGS

5mm THICK MOUNTING PLACE WITHBLACK FINISH, SECUITY FIXINGS TOSCREW INTO TREADED HOLES IN BACKPANEL OF SIGN

40

284 SQ


30

0 S

Q




SILICON, 3mm THICK



plaque - 300mm square variantrailing mounted


LSE

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12.06.08

scale (at A3)1:4

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date

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1

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3

4

5

6

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approved byab

sheet

LSE.3487.42

drawing number

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150

150

cpd

FID 3(internal CCTV sign)

all dimensions inmillimetres

Refer t o sign manual forgraphic detail, includingtactile elements

MMS 150mmSLAT

TO BE BONDED TOWALL SURFACE

MMS 2 m m TOP SLAT

GFDCBAA3third angle projection

notes

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+44 (0)20 7928 0412

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5

4

3

2

1

date

drawn b yab

1:114.06.10

clientLSE


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approved b y

1 o f 1sheet

N o part o f this drawing and thedesign contained herein m a y bereproduced without the writtenconsent o f fwdesign limited.

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Issue 6: 14.06.2010

III DDA report Below is the DDA report is produced by June Bretherton and David Whitehead of JBC – London 26 June 2008

This is a report on the accessibility of suggested signage being prepared by FW Design for LSE.

It is based upon the examples we have been shown for:

A. Internal sign system B. Navigation point maps C. Campus maps

A. Internal Sign System

i Overall size/positioning – The signs are a good size to carry the required information and are to be positioned at an acceptable height.

ii Siting – Given the constraints of the building (e.g. glass walls), it would appear that the signs are being placed as well as can be expected. Directional signage from the well-appointed lifts is as good as it can be in difficult circumstances, but the signs themselves are good.

iii Door Sign 1 Utility areas Signage to toilets and similar facilities are accessible and contain all necessary raised information plus Braille.

2 Doors signs (a) Tonal Contrast – Good, being a combination of red, silver and dark grey. These tones and colours lend contrast, definition and do not cause glare or halo affect.

(b) the ‘room identification number square’ (e.g. G.12)

is well placed at the top left-hand side and, being raised out of the plate and holding further raised letters and numbers lends well to those looking at and/or needing to feel the information. The use of bright red on this box with white figuring is very good.

(c) The title of the rooms stands out well tonally (grey on silver) and is tactilely acceptable. Letters are of a good size and distanced well. We were pleased to note that they used upper and lower case.

(d) Changing Information Panel – Would appear to be sufficiently large to take reasonably sized printed information, which we hope will be provided in large clear font and tonal contrasted paper/lettering.

B. Navigation Point Maps

i These, we understand, are to be placed strategically on walkways at a height suitable both to pedestrians and wheelchair users. We suggest that they are tilted at an angle of around forty degrees to lend maximum access.

ii Overall size – sufficient to allow for useful/necessary information and adequate font size.

iii Tonal contrast – clear and non-glare. We were pleased to see that black/white combinations are not used.

(a) Roads are clearly shown in white and allow for dark grey (cool grey 11) labelling to be seen easily.

(b) Lettering – Font and size are good.

(c) Identification of pavements and walkways in mid-grey is very useful.

(d) Reverse contrast of dark grey buildings with white lettering is equally clear.

(e) Use of colour to depict other areas is very good (i.e. green for ‘Field area’.

(f) These maps are extremely useful as they position the user both in terms of the Campus and the area around, clearly identifying arrival and departure options.

(g) Red Border – denotes position of map and lends corporate unity.

C. Campus Maps

We understand that these 300mm square maps are to be wall mounted on the buildings and repeat the Campus information from the navigation maps. They are a very sensible idea. The contrasts, size, fonts, etc. are all the same as those for the Navigation Point maps and are as accessible as possible. It is important that they are sited or finished in an anti-glare manner.

D. Recommendation

We would recommend that ‘books of raised maps’ to be produced and be provided to those needing them. These would then be portable and able to be studied at the convenience of the user in friendly environments. Creating such maps is not a direct replication of the original map and should be created by a specialist. We can recommend several experts in this field.

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IV Statutory signage All safety/statutory signs relating to equipment or behaviour e.g. electrical riser, no smoking etc. must comply with BS 5499 standards.

Signs should only be installed after consultation with the LSE Fire/Health and Safety Officer.

CCTV Signs

The public needs to be aware that they are entering an area that is being monitored by CCTV surveillance equipment. Signs should be placed so that they are clearly visible and legible. The size of the sign will vary according to the circumstances of its location.

Signs need to contain the identity of whoever is responsible for the scheme, its purpose and their contact details. There are only a few exceptional circumstances where signs can not be used, such as investigating specific criminal activity. The exact wording on LSE CCTV signs should be checked with the relevant authority before manufacture.

Positioning signs

Signs must be sufficiently large and clear, durable, secured, and properly maintained to ensure they remain visible.

Install signs at a suitable height and in the line of sight, either at the entry to an area of general hazard, or in the immediate vicinity of a specific hazard.

Avoid placing too many signs too close together as this can cause confusion or reduce their effectiveness. The number of signs used in any one location should be kept to a minimum.

Safety signs should not be located in areas where colour contrast is poor.

If circumstances change and a hazard no longer exists, any redundant signs are to be removed.

All safety signs must be properly maintained (e.g. cleaned, tested for audibility or visibility), so as to perform their intended function.

When combining signs a gap of 10mm should be left between each plaque. Door signs should be positioned in the following order of priority, top to bottom: • Fire safety • Prohibition • Warning • Mandatory • Information

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Fire Prohibit Prohibit

WarningMandatory

Info

FS7501 FS7501 FS7501

FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name

Fire Prohibit

Mandatory

Info

Mandatory

Info

FS7501FS7501 FS7501

FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name

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10mm

CL CL CL

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1600mm

10mm10mm

CL CL CL

Align with architectureHigh enough so not to be obscured but still legible and in sight linefrom a distance

Align 1600mm highor with door detailing.Use side windows if possible or fit to porch wall to avoid too many signs on glass doors.

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Fire Prohibit Prohibit

WarningMandatory

Info

FS7501 FS7501 FS7501

FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name

Fire Prohibit

Mandatory

Info

Mandatory

Info

FS7501FS7501 FS7501

FS7501 Facilities Name FS7501 Facilities Name

50mm

1600mm

10mm

CL CL CL

50mm

1600mm

10mm10mm

CL CL CL

Align with architectureHigh enough so not to be obscured but still legible and in sight linefrom a distance

Align 1600mm highor with door detailing.Use side windows if possible or fit to porch wall to avoid too many signs on glass doors.

Purchasing signs

When purchasing signs from a manufacturer it should be ascertained, where applicable, that the product conforms to the Health & Safety Signs Regulations 1996 and/or BS5378 & BS5499. The signs should be enamelled aluminium unless they are to be applied to glass when a self adhesive printed vinyl may be used.

See 'Appendix I' for suppliers.

Further information can be found at www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg184.htm where there is an HSE free leaflet summarizing the legal position.

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The CD contains everything which is needed to successfully implement the LSE sign system.

A pdf version of this Manual is also included, and this should be used when the printed version is unavailable.

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