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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 1—About the Sign System

Introduction 1.3

Wayfinding at Lehigh 1A

Glossary of Terms 1A.4

How to Use the Manual 1B

Graphic Standards 1C

Typography 1C.2Symbols 1C.3Arrows 1C.4Colors and Materials 1C.5

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 2—Sign System OverviewSign System Overview 2

Campus Gateways 2AGWY.1–Signature Gateway 2A.2 GWY.2–Secondary Gateway Horizontal 2A.5 GWY.3–Secondary Gateway Vertical 2A.8 GWY.4–Campus Identification 2A.11

Vehicular Wayfinding 2BCTB.1–Campus Trailblazer 2B.2 VDR.1–Vehicular Directional: Ground Mounted 2B.5 VDR.2–Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Small) 2B.9VDR.3–Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Large) 2B.12VRG.3–Street Name 2B.15

Building Identification 2CBID.1–Building Identification: Pedestrian 2C.2 BID.2–Building Identification: Vehicular 2C.5 BID.3–Building Identification: Wall Mounted Plaque 2C.8 BID.4–Building Identification: Dimensional Letters 2C.12 BID.5–Building Identification: Vinyl Letters 2C.14BID.6–Building Identification: Greek Housing 2C.17BID.7–Building Identification: Wall Mounted Address 2C.20BID.8–Building Identification: Wall Mounted No Smoking 2C.23

Parking 2DPBB.1–Garage Clearance Bang Bar 2D.2PID.1–Parking Identification: Large 2D.3 PID.2–Parking Identification: Small 2D.6PID.3–Parking Symbol: Building Mounted 2D.9PID.4–Parking Identification: Dimensional Letters 2C.15 PRG.1–Garage Entrance/Exit 2D.10 VRG.1–Parking Regulatory: Small 2D.11VRG.2–Parking Regulatory: Large 2D.13VRG.4–No Smoking Regulatory: Small 2D.16

Pedestrian 2EBUS.1–Shuttle Stop Monolith 2E.2GR.1–Stair Graphics 2E.5IHB.1MS–Information Hub: Multi-sided 2E.8 IHB.1MD–Information Hub: Multi-sided Digital 2E.11 IHB.2SS–Information Hub: Single-sided 2E.14IHB.2SD–Information Hub: Single-sided Digital 2E.17PDR.1–Pedestrian Directional 2E.20

Construction Details 2FDetails A/B 2F.2Details C/D 2F.3Detail C2 2F.4Details C3 2F.5Details C4 2F.6Details C5/C6 2F.7Detail E 2F.8Detail F 2F.9Detail G 2F.10Detail H 2F.11Details K1 2F.12Details K2 2F.13Detail L 2F.14Details M/N 2F.15Details Q1–Q4 2F.16

Installation Details 2GGrade Conditions 2G.2 Footing/Mounting Details/Q6 2G.5

Placement Guidelines 2H

Performance Specifications 2J

Section 3—Sign MaintenanceWayfinding Champion 3A

Existing Sign Removal & New Sign Implementation 3B

How to Maintain Your System 3C

Order Form 3D

Contacts 3E

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SECTION 1

About the Sign System


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INTRODUCTION

IntroductionLehigh University, located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, spans 1,600 acres across three campuses:

1. Packer 2. Mountaintop 3. Goodman

Lehigh University has recently announced its ambitious new “Path to Prominence" plan that will transform the physical campus landscape to support dramatic academic growth over the next ten years. A key component in improving the built environment and landscape design to achieve this plan is the creation of wayfinding and signage standards and an implementation strategy to establish a coherent, navigable, and consistent identity for Lehigh University. The Wayfinding and Signage program at Lehigh University is guided by the following vision and objectives:

VisionCreate a system of total support to help students, prospective students and families, faculty, staff, and the general public navigate the campus with ease. Support their journey with respect, empathy and joy.

ObjectivesCreate a visitor-centric experience.

Develop a wayfinding system that creates a coherent and navigable campus environment.

Elevate the Lehigh University brand in the environment.

Connect, leverage, and strengthen Lehigh University assets.

Engage stakeholders including the City of Bethlehem, Lower Saucon, Hellertown, and PennDOT to create a consistent wayfinding experience beyond Lehigh University borders.

Provide leadership in innovation and design.

Assist users in navigating the steep topography of the campus.

Apply sustainable concepts and principles to the system through the efficient use of natural and manufactured resources.

Create a sustainable, maintainable, and flexible system to respond to the continued campus growth.

Consider technology to enhance the system.


SECTION 1A

Wayfinding at Lehigh

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Wayfinding At Lehigh UniversityWayfinding is a process of spatial orientation and decision-making along an individual’s path of travel to a destination. There are points along this journey when orientation is required to make a decision about which direction to proceed. Exterior signs provide the information necessary to guide students, visitors and staff to destinations, identify areas and provide safety information. A successful sign system assists people in finding their way, enhances the campus environment and complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and local regulations.

In 2017, Lehigh University assessed the manner in which it moves people between, around and through its campuses to develop a new wayfinding strategy. Lehigh University engaged Exit Design, a Philadelphia-based design firm, to evaluate its campus wayfinding, access and usability. Comprehensive signage audit, site observations, tours, fieldwork and work sessions with University stakeholders informed the design direction of the sign program.

The Experience Assessment audit provided a clear understanding of the current campus experience. Its findings were used to develop an overall Wayfinding Master Plan for a new campus experience to match the growth of the University and accommodate future changes.

The Wayfinding Master Plan identifies the top wayfinding challenges on campus and outlines the opportunities to address these challenges and enhance the overall user experience across all campuses. Recommendations include creating an overall language of wayfinding for the campuses, promoting pedestrian navigation of the campus, enhancing the connection between campuses and across the mountain, and enhancing the campus shuttle experience.

This comprehensive wayfinding and signage standards manual documents the approved design direction to address the needs identified in the Wayfinding Master Plan (8/1/18), and demonstrates constructability, maintenance, and guidelines for implementation.

The University’s visual identity system and image was translated to a new, aesthetically distinct, affordable and easily maintainable exterior sign standard system. The new standards outline guidelines for signage locations, keeping in mind that campus beautification efforts include minimizing the quantity of signage in the campus landscape. The new sign system promotes the Lehigh University commitment to standardization, yet provides the flexibility to respond to the variety of campus conditions.

For the ease of wayfinding and direction-giving, Lehigh University has been divided into four distinct regions as shown in the map to the right. Packer Campus, the largest of Lehigh’s three campuses, has been divided into two neighborhoods based upon their unique characteristics: the Packer neighborhood (reflecting the core of academic buildings) and Sayre Park neighborhood (representing the residential housing on the mountainside). The wayfinding system has been developed to infuse the environment with the Lehigh Identity, connect the three campuses, support the approach and departure to and from each campus, delineate the two Packer neighborhoods, organize and create clarity in the pedestrian and vehicular wayfinding, and establish information hubs at key public destinations.

Wayfinding Sign Program PolicyThe Lehigh University Wayfinding and Signage Manual provides specific guidelines and standards to the Lehigh University community for the implementation of the Lehigh sign system across all University campuses, buildings and environments. The Lehigh University Signage Manual has been developed by Campus Planning and Projects with extensive advice and consultation from faculty, staff and students.

The power of a strong visual identity and consistent wayfinding system can only be realized through consistent application over time. It is Lehigh University’s policy that the official wayfinding signage, as described in this manual, is the only sanctioned wayfinding and signage system across Lehigh University. No other signage may be used or created to represent Lehigh University as a whole or any part thereof.

SECTION 1A | WAYFINDING AT LEHIGH



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Glossary Of TermsDefinitions of key concepts and tools are provided in this section:

Wayfinding Methodology

Finding and harnessing the hidden logic of a place to create a simple, clear and easily communicated methodology for wayfinding is the first step in providing directions to a visitor. A wayfinding methodology creates a platform or language for the wayfinding and signage program. This manual provides a deeper understanding of how to implement and maintain the wayfinding and signage program.

Hierarchy

The logic of wayfinding is heavily based on developing and maintaining a hierarchy of information. This pre-determined hierarchy applies to terminology, direction-giving methodology and even the design features of a system, such as typography and color.

Terminology

Lehigh University has developed a consistent terminology, or language, that should be used in all wayfinding communication, i.e. print, web, signage and verbal direction-giving.

Copy list

The Copy List details signs specified for fabrication. It references a sign location number that corresponds to a sign location plan and includes the sign type, copy to appear on each sign, quantity, and installation notes.

Sign Location Plans

Sign Location Plans are site or floor plans that show locations of each sign specified for installation. Each sign location number shown on the site plan references the sign location number in the copy list.

Sign Location Numbering

A strategy for sign location numbering has been developed to ease the process of review and revisions. For example:

There should be no duplicating number sequences. Every location should have a unique location number.

Sign Type Numbering System

The “Sign Type Numbering System” is designed to assist in specifying each sign type. The numbers help organize the signs by function, layout and product category.

Sign System OverviewThe sign system overview section of this manual shows every sign type in the system, organized by sign type category. Each sign type category includes an introduction to its usage. For each sign type, a description of the sign and its function, the sign type number and overall size is provided as a quick reference.

Design Intent DrawingsEach sign type is dimensioned and detailed in the specification section of the manual. Every sign type has at least four pages (front and back) of fabrication and installation details. These pages are organized so that they can be removed from the manual, copied, and provided to a fabricator and/or installer based upon an individual project’s needs.

Strategy SectionThe strategy section of the manual is designed for use by the team that is planning, managing and programming a wayfinding system at Lehigh University. This section provides the detailed strategies that were used to design the wayfinding system, and should be included in each implementation of the system.

Brand UsageThe logo, terminology, fonts, colors and signature elements of the Lehigh University brand are strategically included in the messaging and design of the Wayfinding and Signage System. The Lehigh logo and signatures are integrated, where appropriate, into the signage system. The goal for all logo usage is to adhere to the standards in the Lehigh University Branding and Visual Identity Guide. Any brand application in the system that deviates from the identity manual has been reviewed and approved for signage usage only.

Typically, logos appear on signage at large permanent installations, such as campus arrival moments, but not at individual information or regulatory warning signs. Some typefaces, colors and layouts are not suitable for application on large-scale environmental graphics. Critical adjustments may need to be made to brand elements for inclusion on signage. For questions about brand usage, contact the Lehigh University Communications and Public Affairs office.


SECTION 1B

How to Use the Manual

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SECTION 1B | HOW TO USE THE MANUAL

How To Use The Manual The manual has been developed for the ongoing maintenance of the system that includes comprehensive information for the Exterior Signage program. The Wayfinding and Signage Manual consists of a vocabulary of pre-designed sign types that will effectively meet a broad range of sign function requirements. This manual documents the signage program and describes the entire sign family as a sign system, including descriptions of sign types and their functions.

The Wayfinding and Signage Manual facilitates the implementation of signs across campus as new buildings are constructed and areas of campus are renovated and as a catalog to order replacements for damaged or outdated parts or signs where the program has already been installed.

This document is intended to provide project managers and other interested parties with a detailed description of the primary operating characteristics of the Exterior Sign program at Lehigh University. The manual is divided into three parts:

Section 1–About The Sign System

This section provides an overview of objectives, policies and strategies that were developed and approved by the Lehigh University Signage Working Group.

Section 2–Sign System Overview

Each exterior sign is shown with a drawing that specifies typography, color, materials, construction and installation details, placement guidelines and performance specifications.

Section 3–Sign Maintenance

This section outlines the levels of implementation of the signage standards and the tools and processes for maintaining the Signage System.

Sign Type Number Header

The Header outlines the sign type number and description, available configurations and variation details including size, illumination and mounting options. Use the reference chart on the right side of the Header for how to read the number.

Guidelines

This paragraph includes details about the design, usage, and programming of this specific sign type.

Construction / Installation Detail Reference

Construction and Mounting Details are shared between multiple sign types in the Manual and are noted as section call outs. Sign types may reference multiple details located in the Construction and Installation Detail sections.

Construction Specifications

Portions of the sign elevation, indicated with a letter in a black box, key to the notes at the bottom of the page.

General Color and Material Specifications

Color or Material specifications are noted with a P (paint) and number or M (material) and number, and key to the Color and Materials page in the Graphic Standards Section.

Typography Specification

Typography specifications are noted with a T (type) and a number that key to the Typefaces page in the Graphic Standards Section.

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Understanding the Layout

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SECTION 1B | HOW TO USE THE MANUAL


SECTION 1C

Graphic Standards

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SECTION 1C | GRAPHIC STANDARDS

LETTER SPACING

Typeface 1

Inconsistant Letter Spacing

IMPORTANT: Individual spacing of each letter needs to be evaluated. See Examples Above. Kern all Copy so that each character is optically centered between the center of each of the surrounding characters.

Correct Letter Spacing

Typeface 2

Typeface 3

Typeface 4

Typeface 1

Typeface 2

Typeface 3

Typeface 4

Visitor Parki

Visitor Parki

Visitor Parki

Visitor Parki

Visitor Parki

Visitor Parkin

Visitor Parkin

Visitor Parkin

Visitor Parkin

Typeface 5 Typeface 5

Visitor Parki

ARROWS AND TEXT RELATIONSHIPS

Always measure from baseline to baseline.Please reference below.

COPY HEIGHT

When measuring copy height, measure only the height of theCapital letters to determine your overall copy height shown in illustration below as “X.” Some of the other letters have an extended height beyond the average height of the letters.

LINE SPACING

When measuring line spacing, always measure from the baseline of the top most text line to the baseline of the text line below shown as “X.”

Drown HallDrown Hall

BASE LINE

BASE LINE

DrownDrown BASE LINEX

FarringtonFarringtonSquareSquare

BASE LINE

BASE LINEX

X

Neutrif Studio Regular Neutrif Studio Medium

Neutrif Studio Semi-Bold

Neutrif Studio Extra Bold

Neutrif Studio Bold

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T1

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SYMBOLSSECTION 1C | GRAPHIC STANDARDS

No Smoking Accessibility Lehigh Logo Lehigh University Logo

Parking Symbol

Do Not Enter

PA-378 Symbol PA-412 SymbolI78 Symbol

goLehigh Logo

Bus Logo

Color / Material / Finish Name Specification (Color to Match) Type, Substrate Application Process

White MP07275 - White Christmas AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Lehigh Gold MP06960 - Sun Coast AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Dark Brown MP07458 - Cast Bronze AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Black Match PMS Black 6 C AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Red Match PMS Warm Red C AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Black Match PMS Black 6 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Green Match PMS 390 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Lehigh Brown Match PMS 1545 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Light Brown Match PMS 7501 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Blue Match PMS 2995 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Light Gray Match PMS 887 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Lehigh Gold Match MP06960 - Sun Coast Aluminum Surface Printed

Red Match PMS Warm Red C Aluminum Surface Printed

Reflective Black Vinyl3M Reflective Black 5100-085

Aluminum Surface Applied

Opaque Black Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut 7125 Matte Black 22


White Vinyl3M Scotchal ElectrocutMatte White 7725-20

Glass Second Surface Applied

Dark Gray Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut7125

Dark Gray 41


Gray Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut7125

Mid Gray 61


Lehigh BrownDigitally print to matchPMS 1545 C


Reflective Red Vinyl3M Reflective Ruby Red 5100-082



Up Left Left Down Left Down RightUp Right Up Right

Arrows should follow this order when messages direct within campuses or neighborhoods.

The standard arrow order forthe Lehigh University system is: Up, Left, Right.

Listings on all directional signsshould follow this order.

Separate and organize messagesfor destinations within a campusversus trailblazing to campusesby name (Example 1).

Arrow hierarchy still applies within each group listing (Example 2).

Straight Up-left Straight-up Left Straight-up Right Straight Up-right

Up

Left

Campus trailblazing is always listed after campus/neighborhooddirectional messages

Messages within campus/neighborhoodare always listed first.

Right

Example 1

Example 2

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

Alumni MemorialBuilding

Visitor Parking

PACKER

PACKER

Alumni Memorial Building

Farrington Square

Parking

ARROWSSECTION 1C | GRAPHIC STANDARDS

Color / Material / Finish Name Specification (Color to Match) Type, Substrate Application Process

White MP07275 - White Christmas AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Lehigh Gold MP06960 - Sun Coast AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Dark Brown MP07458 - Cast Bronze AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Black Match PMS Black 6 C AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Red Match PMS Warm Red C AluminumSurface Painted with UV Clear Coat

Black Match PMS Black 6 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Green Match PMS 390 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Lehigh Brown Match PMS 1545 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Light Brown Match PMS 7501 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Blue Match PMS 2995 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Light Gray Match PMS 887 C Aluminum Surface Printed

Lehigh Gold Match MP06960 - Sun Coast Aluminum Surface Printed

Red Match PMS Warm Red C Aluminum Surface Printed

Reflective Black Vinyl3M Reflective Black 5100-085


Opaque Black Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut 7125 Matte Black 22


White Vinyl3M Scotchal ElectrocutMatte White 7725-20

Glass Second Surface Applied

Dark Gray Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut7125

Dark Gray 41


Gray Vinyl3M Scotchal Electrocut7125

Mid Gray 61


Lehigh BrownDigitally print to matchPMS 1545 C


Reflective Red Vinyl3M Reflective Ruby Red 5100-082


P1

P2

P4

P5

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

V1

V2

V3

P3

M1

V4

M2

V5

V6

V7


SECTION 1C | GRAPHIC STANDARDS COLORS

Bronze

Aluminum

Dark Oxidized Bronze with matte clear coat

Brushed Horizontal finishwith matte clear coat

Bronze

Aluminum

Bronze

Surface Applied


SECTION 2

Sign System Overview


SECTION 2 | SIGN SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Campus Gateways

GWY.1 — Signature Gateway

The Signature Gateway is intended as a landmark element at the primary campus arrival points (Packer, Mountaintop, and Goodman). These should be located for maximum visibility on approach.

GWY.2 — Secondary Gateway Horizontal

Horizontal Secondary Gateways mark arrival to all campuses at primary and secondary entrance points. This horizontal orientation should be used when there is ample real estate to accommodate this sign type. The less urban environments should accept this orientation.

GWY.3 — Secondary Gateway Vertical

Vertical Secondary Gateways mark arrival to all campuses at primary and secondary entrance points. This vertical orientation should be used when there is limited real estate to accommodate this sign type. This sign type works well for tight urban environments.

GWY.4 — Campus Identification

Campus Identification is intended to identify a campus by name. They can be used in conjunction with a Signature Gateway to mark a primary campus arrival. They can also be used as a standalone element to identify a transition point between campuses.



GWY.1Signature Gateway

GWY.2Secondary Gateway Horizontal

GWY.3Secondary Gateway Vertical

GWY.4Campus Identification

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Vehicular Wayfinding

CTB.1 — Campus Trailblazer

Campus Trailblazers should only be used along roadways connecting campuses. These signs are intended to mark the Lehigh Campus as well as connect drivers from one campus to another.

VDR.1 —Vehicular Directional: Ground Mounted

Ground Mounted Vehicular Directionals are the primary vehicular directionals to be used throughout campus. This sign type should be positioned to be on the same side of the roadway as the flow of traffic and are primarliy a single-sided sign. Double-sided messaging is only permissible when there are no other options and locating messaging adjacent to the flow of traffic is not possible.

VDR.2 —Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Small)

Post and Panel Vehicular Directionals are to be used when a smaller footprint is required or the ground mounted condition does not allow for the acceptable traffic sightlines. The use of this sign type should be limited to the Packer Campus and should be used to meet the needs of the urban conditions.

VDR.3 —Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Large)

Post and Panel Vehicular Directionals are to be used when a smaller footprint is required or the ground mounted condition does not allow for the acceptable traffic sightlines. The use of this sign type should be limited to the Packer Campus and should be used to meet the needs of the urban conditions. This larger panel will accommodate longer 3 arrow messages.

VRG.3 — Street Name

Street signs are to be used on Lehigh University owned streets to help define the campus edge.



PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

Drown Hall

Visitor Parking

PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

Drown Hall

Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK

UNIVERSITY DR

Zoellner Arts Center


Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

PACKER

CTB.1Campus Trailblazer

VRG.3Street Name

VDR.1Vehicular Directional:Ground Mounted

VDR.2Vehicular Directional:Post and Panel (Small)

VDR.3Vehicular Directional:Post and Panel (Large)



Building Identification

BID.1 — Building Identification: Pedestrian

Pedestrian Building Identification signs are used to identify buildings along a pedestrian path. This sign type should be located along a pedestrian walkway, perpendicular to the path at the point of approach to the building. These signs are typically double-sided unless the second side of the sign is not visible.

BID.2 — Building Identification: Vehicular

Vehicular Building Identification signs are used to identify buildings along a roadway. This sign type should be located perpendicular to the roadway, at the point of entry to the building driveway or in front of the building. These signs are typically double-sided unless the second side of the sign is not visible.

BID.3 — Building Identification: Wall Mounted Plaque

Wall Mounted Building Identification signage should be positioned to the right of a primary building entrance. This sign type should be used to identify points of building access from this entrance, specific entrance name, and accessibility. If conflicts occur the sign can be located to the left of the doorway as an alternate location.

BID.4 — Building Identification: Dimensional Letters

Dimensional letters are used to identify the name of a building, and are situated either above or next to the main entrance or can be used at a higher elevation to increase a building's visibility from across campus. A building's donor name may be identified using this sign type.

BID.5 — Building Identification: Vinyl Messaging

Vinyl messaging is to be used on glass entries to identify the building and entrance along with any other important regulatory information.

BID.6 — Building Identification: Greek Housing

Greek Housing Identification signs are used to identify greek houses along a roadway. This sign type should be located perpendicular to the roadway, at the point of entry to the house driveway or in front of the house. These signs are typically double-sided unless the second side of the sign is not visible

BID.7 — Building Identification: Wall Mounted Address

Wall Mounted Address signage should be positioned to the right of a primary building entrance. This sign type should be used for Greek Housing address identification. If conflicts occur the sign can be located to the left of the doorway as an alternate location.

BID.8 — Building Identification: Wall Mounted No Smoking

Wall Mounted No Smoking signs should be positioned near building entrances when vinyl messages at the door entrance cannot be utilized. Place signs in areas where smoking could occur within 25ft of a building. Minimize sign clutter by placing signage 300ft apart if multiple signs are required.



61 University Dr.

For the Physical Sciences

ShermanFairchildCenter

Accessible Entrance on opposite side of building

Rauch BusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

Taylor GymMain Entrance

TaylorGym


TAYLOR GYM

107 Hill Dr.

House107

107 No Smokingwithin 25ftof Building

BID.1Building Identification:Pedestrian

BID.4 / PID.4Building Identification Dimensional Letters

BID.5Building Identification Vinyl Letters

BID.6Building Identification Greek Housing

BID.7Building Identification

Wall Mounted Address

BID.8Building Identification

Wall MountedNo Smoking

BID.3Building Identification Wall Mounted Plaque

BID.2Building Identification:Vehicular



Parking

PBB.1 — Garage Clearance Bang Bar

This sign is to be used to mark the garage clearance upon entry to the garage. The bottom of this sign should be mounted to match the garage clearance and positioned at each point of clearance change.

PID.1 — Parking Identification: Large

Large Parking Identification signs should be located at parking lot entrances. Messaging should include lot name and number, what buildings the lot serves, plus any and all parking restrictions and rules.

PID.2 — Parking Identification: Small

Small Parking Identification signs should be located at parking garage entrances. Messaging should include the garage name and number, plus any and all parking restrictions and rules.

PID.3 — Parking Symbol: Building Mounted

Building mounted parking identification to increase visibility of visitor parking garages. This sign should be placed on the garage facade to optimize visibilty on the garage approach.

PID.4 — Parking Identification: Dimensional Letters

Dimensional letters are used to identify the name of a parking garage. Dimensional letters are situated either above or next to the main entrance or can be used at a higher elevation to increase a building's visibility from across campus.

PRG.1 — Garage Entrance/Exit

This sign is to be used to mark the lanes of ingress and egress of the garage.

VRG.1— Parking Regulatory: Small

Small Parking Regulatory signs are intended to post notices about parking information including: reserved spaces, parking restrictions, limitations, etc.. These are to be located at the head of parking spaces or adjacent to curb parking.

VRG.2— Parking Regulatory: Large

Large Parking Regulatory signs are intended to post notices about parking information including: reserved spaces, parking restrictions, limitations, etc.. These are to be located at the head of parking spaces or adjacent to curb parking.

VRG.4— No Smoking Regulatory: Small

Small No Smoking Regulatory signs are intended to post notices about No Smoking restrictions around buildings.



Visitor Lot

Cundey Varsity House

Rauch Field House

G1

6am–10pmNo Overnight Parking

RESERVED

MedicalPermitParking

EXIT ONLY

MAX. CLEARANCE 9'-0"

ENTER HERE

PARKING GARAGE

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Taylor House

McClin c-Marshall House

Drinker House

PERMIT PARKING

Alumni BuildingParkingPavilion

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0–2 hrs $22–4 hrs $44–6 hrs $66+ hrs $8

No Overnight Parking

G2Garage Address

No Smokingwithin 25ftof Building

PID.1Parking IdentificationLarge

PID.2Parking Identification Small

PID.3Parking Symbol:Building Mounted

PID.4 / BID.4Parking Identification:Dimensional Letters

VRG.1Parking RegulatorySmall

VRG.4No Smoking RegulatorySmall

VRG.2Parking RegulatoryLarge

PRG.1Garage Entrance/Exit

PBB.1Garage ClearanceBang Bar



Pedestrian

BUS.1 — Shuttle Stop Monolith

Shuttle Stop Monolith placement is dictated by the stop locations. These signs should always be double-sided and positioned perpendicular to the stop and the roadway.

GR.1— Stair Graphics

Stair Graphics are intended to motivate and incentivize pedestrians to navigate the inclines of campus on foot. The messaging for these graphics should be developed in conjunction with the brand voice of the University.

IHB.1 — Information Hub: Multi-sided

Multi-sided Information Hubs are structures that provide University-wide orientation and information as well as campus specific orientation and information. This sign type is located at key gathering spots and/or public destinations.

IHB.2— Information Hub: Single-sided

Single-sided Information Hubs are structures that provide University-wide orientation and information as well as campus specific orientation and information. This sign type is located at key gathering spots and/or public destinations.

PDR.1 — Pedestrian Directional

Pedestrian Directional signs are to be located at each decision point along primary pedestrian paths (or spines) throughout the campus. This sign type includes an orientation map and directions to key destinations.

As a general rule and in order to manage the number of destinations on the various campuses, an overall strategy for pedestrian directional signage has been established:

On the Packer campus it is recommended to use the map/destination as the primary layout to help manage the high number of destinations.

On Sayre it is recommended to use orientation maps only and key touchpoints—this will help manage the number of breadcrumbs needed on Goodman and Packer. A mix of directional layouts can be paired together on one sign or directionals used throughout campus with maps at key locations.



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LIVE TRACKING BUS.LEHIGH.EDUMORE INFO LEHIGH.EDU/CONNECTIONS

CAMPUS CONNECTORTO SAUCON VILLAGE

PACKER EXPRESSTO FARRINGTON SQUARE

AccessLUCall (610) 758-4200 to request On−Demand Service. Requests are first−come first−serve.

AlumniMemorialBuilding

VRG.1Parking RegulatorySmall

VRG.4No Smoking RegulatorySmall

VRG.2Parking RegulatoryLarge

PDR.1PedestrianDirectional

GR.1Stair Graphics

IHB.1Information Hub:Multi-sided

IHB.2Information Hub:Single-sided

BUS.1Shuttle Stop Monolith


SECTION 2A

Campus Gateways


A few guidelines to consider when selecting this sign type.

Intended as a landmark element at the primary campus arrival points (Packer, Mountaintop, and Goodman).

These should be located for maximum visibility on approach.

22- Channel LettersPainted fabricated aluminum letterforms. To be externally illuminated. Provide internal structure and bracing, as required by engineering. Mount on aluminum posts welded to Support Plate.

23- Lehigh ShieldFabricated aluminum form, painted, artwork to be provided. Details to be laser cut and chemically welded to aluminum skin. To be externally illuminated. Provide internal structure and bracing, as required by engineering. Mount on aluminum posts welded to Support Plate.

27- Light FixturesHubbell Lighting ALF 12LV-5K-BZ linear LED flood light, or approved similar. Set back 2 feet from sign. Provide necessary electrical components, boxes, wiring, transformers, manual switch and photo sensor switch.

GWY.1 - Signature GatewayGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Front Elevation

1

Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Rear Elevation

2

Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Left Side Elevation (Shield & Channel Letters)

3Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Right Side Elevation (Channel Letters)

4

23

22

P1 P2 P3 P5

P1

22 P1

M1

23 P3

22 P123

27

P3

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1'-0" 1'-0"

3'-1

0"3'

-4"

depends on artwork height (approx. 23'-3")

5"GWY.1SECTION 2A | CAMPUS GATEWAYS


Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Graphic Layout

5

3'-1

0"

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3'-4

"

(approx. 2'-10)" 1'-2" depends on artwork height (approx. 19'-4")

3"5"

GWY.1SECTION 2A | CAMPUS GATEWAYS


DO NOT change proportions of shield and LEHIGH.

DO NOT mount on a base.

DO NOT change relationship of shield and LEHIGH.

DO NOT change colors.




Marks arrival to all campuses at primary and secondary entrance points. This orientation should be used when there is ample real estate to accommodate this sign.

The less urban environments should accept this orientation.

24- Support WallFabricated steel cabinet for support of Channel Letters, painted as per specs. Mount to concrete footing, as required by engineering.

39- Dimensional LettersAluminum letter forms, to be laser cut and painted, as per specs. Stud mount to Support Wall.

44- Light FixturesBega #77917 Rectangular LED In-Grade Floodlight Asymmetrical Flood, Warm White Color (20 7/8" x 3 1/2"), or approved similar.

Bottom of Faceplate sits slightly above finished surface. Provide necessary electrical components, boxes, wiring, transformers, manual switch and photo sensor switch.

49- Channel LettersPainted fab steel letterforms, 1/2" thick faces, 3/16" returns. To be externally illuminated. Provide internal structure and bracing, as required by engineering. Weld 2" O.D. sleeves to bottom of letters and mount on steel posts welded to Support Wall.

50- Lehigh ShieldFabricated steel form, painted, artwork to be provided. Details to be laser cut and welded to first surface. To be externally illuminated. Provide internal structure and bracing, as required by engineering. Mount on steel posts to be direct buried into concrete.

GWY.2 - Secondary Gateway HorizontalGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

GOODMAN CAMPUS

Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Top View

3

Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0"Rear Elevation

2


1

50

49

24

P1

50 P3

24 P3

24 P2

P2 P3 P5

P1

P3 24 P2

44

39 P1

P3

M1

24

49

P3

P1

P2 24

K1

K2

1'-3

"

4"

12'-0"

20'-7"

25'-0"

25'-0"

3'-7" 20'-7"

1'-8

"4"

8"

2'-0

"

91/2"

91/2"

3'-1

0"

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in.)

1'-0

"



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T3


1

4 5 /

8"

10"

3"

2'-6

"

depends on artwork height (approx. 14'-6") (approx.

2'-10)"

alig

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10" 91/2"



DO NOT change proportions of shield and LEHIGH.

DO NOT change relationship of shield and LEHIGH.



GOODMAN CAMPUS

GOODMAN CAMPUS

GOODMAN CAMPUS

GOODMAN CAMPUS




Marks arrival to all campuses at primary and secondary entrance points. This orientation should be used when there is limited real estate to accommodate this sign.

This sign type works well for tight urban environments.

26- Gravel BedProvide stainless steel landscape edging all around and fill with grey river pebbles.

33- Gateway PanelsFabricated aluminum cabinets, paint all exposed surfaces as per specs. Mount on 1/2" aluminum plate fastened to bolts embedded in reinforced concrete foundation, as required by engineering.

34-Dimensional LettersAluminum letter forms, to be laser cut and painted, as per specs. Stud mount to Gateway Panels.

35- Gateway ShieldLaser cut aluminum shape, painted, artwork to be provided. Details to be laser cut and chemically welded. Stud mount to Gateway Panel.

36- Gateway LettersLaser cut aluminum shape, painted, artwork to be provided. Stud mount to Gateway Panel.

45- Light FixturesBega #77008 LED In-Grade Floodlight Asymmetrical Flood with reinforced polyamide housing. Warm White Color, or approved similar. Provide necessary electrical components, boxes, wiring, transformers, manual switch and photo sensor switch.

GWY.3 - Secondary Gateway VerticalGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

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1Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Rear Elevation

2Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Left Side Elevation

3Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Right Side Elevation

4

33 P3

33 P1

36 P3

34 P3

33 P2

35

Q1

Q2

Q3

33 P3

33 P1

36 P3

35

34 P3

33

45

P2

33 P3

33 P1

36 P3

35

P1 P2 P3 P5

Q5

14'-

0"

12'-

10"

9'-2

"

10"

1'-0"

1'-10"4" 6"

21/4

"GWY.3SECTION 2A | CAMPUS GATEWAYS


Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"Graphic Layout

2


3

T1

Scale: 1" = 1'-0"Top View

1

45

26

33

45

2 1 /

4"10

"3

1 /4" eq. 7" eq.

3"

1 1/2" 4"

eq. 1'-9" eq.

2'-9"7"

2'-4

"7"

3'-6

"GWY.3SECTION 2A | CAMPUS GATEWAYS


DO NOT change colors. DO NOT switch campusand University names.

DO NOT alter Shieldlocation/ scale.

DO NOT include the word “UNIVERSITY”.

DO NOT alter proportions.

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26- Gravel BedProvide stainless steel landscape edging all around and fill with grey river pebbles.

33- Gateway PanelsFabricated aluminum cabinets, paint all exposed surfaces as per specs. Mount on 1/2" aluminum plate fastened to bolts embedded in reinforced concrete foundation, as required by engineering.

34-Dimensional LettersAluminum letter forms, to be laser cut and painted, as per specs. Stud mount to Gateway Panels.

35- Gateway ShieldLaser cut aluminum shape, painted, artwork to be provided. Details to be laser cut and chemically welded. Stud mount to Gateway Panel.

45- Light FixturesBega #77008 LED In-Grade Floodlight Asymmetrical Flood, Warm White Color, or approved similar. Bottom of Faceplate sits slightly above finished surface. Provide necessary electrical components, boxes, wiring, transformers, manual switch and photo sensor switch.


Intended to identify a campus by name. Can be used in conjunction with a Signature Gateway to mark a primary campus arrival.

Can also be used as a standalone element to identify a transition point between campuses.

GWY.4 - Campus IdentificationGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

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1Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Rear Elevation

2Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Left Side Elevation

3Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Right Side Elevation

4

33 P2

33 P1

35 P1

34 P3

33 P2

33 P1

34 P3

33

45

P2

Q4

35 P1

Q5

1'-2"

1'-0" 8"

1'-2" 4"

3"

9'-2

"

11'-

0"GWY.4SECTION 2A | CAMPUS GATEWAYS



DO NOT include the word “UNIVERSITY”.


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2Scale: 1" = 1'-0"Top View

1

T1

45

26

33

45

4 1/4"eq. eq.

3"2

1 /4"

10"

4"

2'-2"

6" 1'-2" 6"

7"2'

-4"

7"

3'-6

"






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2Scale: 1" = 1'-0"Top View

1

T1

45

26

33

45

4 1/4"eq. eq.

3"2

1 /4"

10"

4"

2'-2"

6" 1'-2" 6"

7"2'

-4"

7"

3'-6

"


SECTION 2B

Vehicular Wayfinding

2B.2LEHIGH UNIVERSITY | Wayfinding and Signage Manual


Only used along roadways connecting campuses. These signs are intended to mark the Lehigh Campus as well as connect drivers from one campus to another.

Theses signs are to be single sided messages only, with Brand on the rear elevation.

1- Sign Panel1/4" thick aluminum plates chemically welded to mounting angle. Paint all exposed surfaces. Mechanically fastened to mounting frame. Surface applied graphics.

2- Fabricated Sign Core.063" thick aluminum sheet fastened to 1½" thick aluminum tube frame. Paint all exposed surfaces.

3- Mounting Frame3/4" x 1" x 1/2" Aluminum Arch Angle, miter jointed mechanically fastened to sign core.

4- Mounting Base 1" thick aluminum sheet welded to 1½" aluminum tube. Paint all exposed surfaces and secure to foundation and fabricated sign core.

8- Lehigh Logo 1/8" thick painted aluminum plate with digital printed graphic on face plate adhered to sign core and all exposed edges painted.

43- Lehigh LogoDigital print on vinyl, to be applied to Sign Panel. Artwork to be provided.

CTB.1 - Campus TrailblazerGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Front Elevation1

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Rear Elevation2

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation3

V1

P1

P1

1

P22

8

sim.C1

A sim.

V6

P32

P34

P11

P1

P32

P34

43

2

1

3 P2

8

P1

P1

P1 P2 P3 P5

1'-0

"

3'-0" 7"

3"

9'-0

"

1"1'

-0"

6'-1

1"

3'-0"

11"

1"

8'-0

"

9'-0

"

7'-6

"1'

-6"

9'-0

"

23/4"23/4"

CTB.1SECTION 2B | VEHICULAR WAYFINDING

NOTE:Prior to manufacturing this sign, the fabricator shall confirm with Lehigh University whether a breakaway design is required.


Scale: NTS

Maintain 9" space from centerof arrow to baseline of first messageas illustrated above

Messages should follow arroworder listed in graphic standardssection page 1C.4

Arrow Detail3

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout (Rear)2

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout (Front)1

2 1/2" 2 1/2" Min

T2

V1

10 1

/2"

8"

9"5"

3"

11 1

/2"

2 1 /

8"

8"

10 1/2"

7"

6 1 /

2"9"

5"

5 1/2"

8 1 /

2" m

in



DO NOT use other colors in the yellow or brown color fields.

DO NOT use small pedestrianscale messages on this sign type.

DO NOT increase the yellow or brown color fields/proportions

DO NOT use the word“UNIVERSITY” on the logo.

DO NOT alter the shield/namescale or proportions

DO NOT include brand on signpanel with messasges.

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK SAYRE PARK

Goodman Campus

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

SAYRE PARK




Primary vehicular directional to be used throughout campus. This sign type should be positioned to be on the same side of the roadway as the flow of traffic.

Double-sided messaging is only permissible when there are no other options and locating messaging adjacent to the flow of traffic is not possible.




4- Mounting Base1" thick aluminum sheet welded to 1½" aluminum tube. Paint all exposed surfaces and secure to foundation and fabricated sign core.

VDR.1 - Vehicular Directional: Ground MountedGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

P2

P1

P1

2

1

3 P2

P11

3

Single SidedScale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation

2

Single Sided (Reference)Rear Elevation

4

Double SidedScale: 1/2" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation

3

A/B

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Front and Rear Elevation (Double Sided)

1

C1/D

2

1

2

P3

4 P3

P1

V1

V1

V1

V1

V1

P2

P1

P1

P1

4"3"

7" 7"

1"6"

6'-1

1"11

"1"

8'-6

"

3'-0"

1'-6

"7'

-0"

8'-6

"

23/4"23/4" 23/4"23/4"

VDR.1SECTION 2B | VEHICULAR WAYFINDING



Sayre Field

Visitor Parking

IacoccaConference Center Drop-off

Iacocca Hall Drop-off

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

MOUNTAINTOP

Visitor Parking


PACKER

SAYRE PARK

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

Visitor Parking


PACKER SAYRE PARK

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

Scale: NTS

Maintain 9" space from center of arrow to baseline of first messageas illustrated at left

Messages should followarrow order listed ingraphic standards sectionpage 1C.4

Arrow Detail5


1


3

T1

T4


4

T2

T1

T4

T4

T2

T1

T4

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Alternate Layout

2

T1

T2

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

3"

6 1 /

2"9"

2 1 /

4"

4"

8"9"

5"

3"2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

6 1 /

2"2

1 /4"

9"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

3"3"

8"

5"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

3"

6 1 /

2"9"

2 1 /

4"

4"

5"7

1 /2"

5"8"

9"7

1 /2"

5"7

1 /2"

5"

3"

5"

5 1/2"

8 1 /

2" m

in

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"3"

6 1 /

2"9"

2 1 /

4"

4"

5"7

1 /2"

5"8"

9"5"

3"

8 1 /

2" m

in

8 1 /

2" m

in

8 1 /

2" m

in

V1



MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS

Visitor Parking


Farrington Square

Taylor Gym

PACKER

Visitor Parking

PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

PACKER

Scale: NTS


Messages should follow arrow order listed in graphic standards section page 1C.4

Arrow Detail4


1

T1

T4T4

T4


2

T2


3

T1

T2

4"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

6 1 /

2"2

1 /4"

9"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

3"

8"9"

4"4"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

6 1 /

2"2

1 /4"

9"5"

3"3"

8"9"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

3"

6 1 /

2"2

1 /4"

4"5"9"

5"7

1 /2"

5"7

1 /2"

8"9"

5"

5 1/2"

5"8"

9"

8 1 /

2" m

in8

1 /2"

min

8 1 /

2" m

in

V1



SECTION 2B | VEHICULAR WAYFINDING VDR.1

DO NOT use the UniversityShield/Brand on this sign type

DO NOT use small pedestrianscale messages on this sign type


DO NOT use all caps for anymessages except when noted


MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

ALUMNI MEMORIALBUILDING

VISITOR PARKING

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking



Used when a smaller footprint is required or the ground mounted condition does not allow for the acceptable traffic sightlines.

The use of this sign type should be limited to meet the needs of urban conditions.

This sign type is intended for single-sided messages only.

16- Fabricated Sign PoleAluminum frame with 1/8" thick aluminum skins. Cap any open ends. Paint all exposed surfaces.

17- Sign Panel1/2" thick aluminum panel. Mask and paint exposed surfaces as shown. Surface applied graphics. Mechanically fasten to Fabricated Sign Pole.

18- Mounting Base1/2" thick aluminum sheet welded to 1" x 3" aluminum tubes. Secure to foundation, mount Fabricated Sign Pole and mechanically fasten. Paint all exposed surfaces.

VDR.2 - Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Small)GENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Parking

V1

V1

V1

V1

V1

17

16 P1

P1

17 P2

17

16 P1

18 P1

P1

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1 Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Rear Elevation

3Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Side Elevation

2

All Sides All Sides

12'-

6 ¼

"

1 ¼

"4'

-11"

7'-6

"

3'-1"

3'-0"

1 ¼

"6"

4'-5

"7'

-6"

2'-71/8" 6"

3'-1"

6"

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Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


VISITOR PARKING

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Visitor Parking




1Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Alternate Graphic Layout

2

Scale: NTS



Arrow Detail3

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS

GOODMANCAMPUS


Parking

SAYRE PARK

T2

V1

T1

T4

T2

T1

T4

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

7 1 /

2"6

1 /2"

9"2

1 /4"

5"8"

9"5"

4"

3"3"

3"2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

7 1 /

2"6

1 /2"

9"2

1 /4"

5"

3"

7 1 /

2"5"

5"

5 1/2"

3 1 /

2"m

in

3 1 /

2"m

in



DO NOT increase the yellow color field/proportions



DO NOT use other colors in the yellow color field

PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


PACKER

MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


PACKER


MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS




Used when a smaller footprint is required or the ground mounted condition does not allow for the acceptable traffic sightlines.

The use of this sign type should be limited to meet the needs of urban conditions.

This sign type is intended for single-sided messages only.



18- Mounting Base1/2" thick aluminum sheet welded to 1" x 3" aluminum tubes. Secure to foundation, mount Fabricated Sign Pole and mechanically fasten. Paint all exposed surfaces.

VDR.3 - Vehicular Directional: Post and Panel (Large)GENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

PACKER



Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

V1

V1

V1

V1

17

16 P1

P1

17 P2

17 P1

16 P1

17 P2

E



3Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Side Elevation

2

All Sides

All Sides

18 P1

14'-

4"

3'-1"

3'-0" 2'-7" 6"

3'-1"

6"

6'-1

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6"6'

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7'-6

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Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Alternate Graphic Layout


4

Visitor Parking



2


Scale: NTS

Arrow Detail5



Farrington Square

Visitor Parking


Visitor Parking


Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

Taylor Gym



MOUNTAINTOPCAMPUS


Parking

T1

T4

T1

T4

T1

T4

V1

T2

T1

T4

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

7 1 /

2"6

1 /2"

9"2

1 /4"

5"

4"

3"

5"8"

9"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

7 1 /

2"6

1 /2"

9"2

1 /4"

5"

4"

3"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

6 1 /

2"9"

2 1 /

4"

4"

3"

7 1 /

2"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

8"9"

5"

5"8"

9"5"

7 1 /

2"5"

5"

5 1/2"

2 1/2" 2 1/2 min"

7 1 /

2"6

1 /2"

9"2

1 /4"

5"8"

9"5"

4"

3"3"

3"

3 1 /

2"m

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1 /2"

min

3 1 /

2"m

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1 /2"

min








PACKER



Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

PACKER



Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

PACKER



Visitor Parking

Farrington Square

PACKER

ZOELLNER ARTS CENTER

ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING

FARRINGTON SQUARE




VRG.3 - Street NameGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.


Street signs are to be used on Lehigh University owned streets to help define the campus edge.

UNIVERSITY DR. UNIVERSITY DR.QUAD DR.E

18 P1

All SidesAll Sides

A A

A

A

B

A

B

A

B

B B

B

8'-7

"

1¼"

3'-1¼"

3'-0" 2'-7" 6"

3'-1"

6"

6"8'

-0"

8'-0

"

16 P1

17

P2V6

16

17 17

16 16

16

17

P1



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4

Scale: 1/2" = 1'-0"Side Elevation

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UNIVERSITY DR

UNIVERSITY DR

Scale: 11/2" = 1'-0"Graphic Layout (Side A & B)

Side A

Side B

Abbreviation GuidelinesStreet = ST.Avenue = AVE.Drive = DR.Road = RD.North = N.South = S.East = E.West = W.

1

UNIVERSITY DR.

2 1/2"

2 1 /

4" T4

7 1/2" min.

+60 Tracking






UNIVERSITY DRUNIVERSITY DRUNIVERSITY DR


UNIVERSITY DR

UNIVERSITY DR

Scale: 11/2" = 1'-0"Graphic Layout (Side A & B)

Side A

Side B

Abbreviation GuidelinesStreet = ST.Avenue = AVE.Drive = DR.Road = RD.North = N.South = S.East = E.West = W.

1

UNIVERSITY DR.

2 1/2"

2 1 /

4" T4

7 1/2" min.

+60 Tracking


SECTION 2C

Building Identification





4- Mounting Base1/2" thick aluminum sheet chemically welded to 1½" aluminum tube. Paint all exposed surfaces and secure to foundation and fabricate sign core.

SECTION 2C | SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS BID.1

BID.1 - Building Identification: PedestrianGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.


This sign type is to be programmed and used to mark a building visible from a pedestrian approach.

Program and locate this sign to maximize visbility from all pedestrian approaches and with enough ambient light to maximize visibility both day/night.

Single-sided configurations made be used when the second sign face is oriented away from pedestrian view.

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"Front and Rear Elevation

1 Single SidedScale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation

2Double SidedScale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation

3

4

1

2

2

2

1 1

33

61 University Dr.

Accessible Entrance onopposite side of building

No Smoking within 25ft of building

Sherman FairchildCenter

For the PhysicalSciences

61

P3

P3

P1

V2

V4

V4

V4

V4

V5

P2

6'-0

"

1'-6"

P2

1"1'

-0"

3"4'

-8"

P2

P1

P1 P1

4"2 3/4"

7" 7"A/B

1'-6

"

1"11

"

23/4"23/4" 23/4"23/4"

This message can be added to achieve LEED points.

P1


4

P1

P1


Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"When identifying an accessible entrance, the handicap symbol is consistently placed 5" below the last line of the building name.

Graphic Layout1

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"When identifying an accessible entrance, the handicap symbol is consistently placed 5" below the last line of the building name.

Graphic Layout4

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"When directing to an accessible entrance, the handicap/arrow symbols are placed between the building sublistings and building address.

Graphic Layout2

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout Detail5

Scale: NTS

Arrow Detail6

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"When directing to an accessible entrance, the handicap/arrow symbols are placed between the building sublistings and building address.

Graphic Layout3

Two Line Building Name

Two Line Address

Building Name

One Line Sublisting

Two LineAddress

Accessible Entrance Location Information

Three Line Building Name Here

Two LineSublisting

Two LineSublisting

One Line Sublisting

Two Line Address

Accessible EntranceLocation Information

Four to FiveLineBuildingName Here

Two LineAddress

00

00 00

00

Two LineSublisting





5

5

1 1/2" 1'-3" 1 1/2" 1 1/2" 1'-3" 1 1/2"

1 1/2" 1'-3" 1 1/2" 1 1/2" 1'-3" 1 1/2"

3"2"

8" M

in

1 3 /

4"

11/4

"4"

2 3 /

4"

2 3 /

4"1

1 /4"

21/2

" 2"

21/2

" 2"

2 3 /

4"2

3 /4"

2 3 /

4"2 3 /

4"H

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5"

fro

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ld 5

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last

line

of

Co

py

2"8"

Min

4"11

/4"

1 1 /

4"1

3 /4"

1 3 /

4"

2 3 /

4"2

3 /4"

2"2

3 /4"

2"23

/4"

21/2"

min

2"1

1 /2"

5" 5"

2"8"

Min

1 1 /

4"1"

21/2

"

2"11

/2" 1"

5"

21/2

"1"

1"21

/2"

1"1"

21/2

"1"

1"

1 1 /

4"4"

4"2"

1 1 /

2" 1"

T2

T1

T2

T2

T1

T1

T2

T2

T1

T1

T1

T2

T1

T1

T2

T2

4 1 /

2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4"

4 1 /

2"2"

4"

2 1 /

2"

1 1/2"

3/4"1

3 /4"

2"

5"2"

8" M

in

1 1 /

4"4"

2"2"

2"

1 1 /

2"

1 5/8"

V4

V4



BID.1


DO NOT move the building number or accessible entrancesymbol to other areas on the sign

DO NOT use the UniversityShield on signs located withinthe campus

DO NOT use large vehicular scale messages on this sign type





61 University Dr.

Accessible Entrance on Side of Building

61

SHERMANFAIRCHILDCENTER

FOR THE PHYSICALSCIENCES

61 University Dr.


61



61 University Dr.


61



61 University Dr.


61



61 University Dr.


61

Sherman FairchildCenter

61 University Dr.

61

SECTION 2C | SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS





4- Mounting Base1/2" thick aluminum sheet chemically welded to 1½" aluminum tube. Paint all exposed surfaces and secure to foundation and fabricate sign core.


This sign type is to be programmed and used to mark a building/building driveway visible from a roadway.

This sign type should alway use refelctive vinyl to maximize visibility at all times of day/night.

Program and locate this sign to maximize visbility from all vehicular approaches.


BID.2 - Building Identification: VehicularGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

Double SidedScale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation


Side Elevation

3

A/B

V5

RauchBusinessCenter

6161 University Dr.

2

1

3 P2

P1

P1

2 3/4"

7"


1

V1

P3

2'-6"

V1

V5

3

2

2

2

P3

P1

P2

P2

P1

41'-0

"4'

-10"

1 /4"

1"3"

1'-6

"

4"

7"

1

2

6'-2

"

1"11

"

23/4" 23/4" 23/4" 23/4"

P1


4

P1

P1



Building Name

One Line Sublisting

One Line Address

00

Four or Five LineBuilding NameGoesHere

Two Line Sublisting

00One Line Address

One Line Address

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout1

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"The shield layout is used only when the building is located outside of the campus perimeter.

Graphic Layout3

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout2

Three or Four LineBuilding Name Here

00

T2

T2

T1

T2

T1

T2

T1

D3 D7 D8

T1

T1

T2

T2

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"

5 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"

Ho

ld 5

"fr

om

Last

Lin

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f C

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21/2

"7"

Min

5 1 /

2"H

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5"

fro

mLa

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ne

of

Co

py

7" M

in

3"11

/2"

1 1 /

2"4"

3"

11/2

"

1 1 /

2"4"

2" 2"

5 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

Ho

ld 1

0"fr

om

last

lin

e o

f co

py

11 3

/4"

3"7"

7" M

in

1 1 /

2"4"

2"

Building Name

One Line Sublisting

One Line Address

00

Four or Five LineBuilding NameGoesHere

Two Line Sublisting

00One Line Address

One Line Address

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout1

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"The shield layout is used only when the building is located outside of the campus perimeter.

Graphic Layout3

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout2


00

T2

T2

T1

T2

T1

T2

T1

D3 D7 D8

T1

T1

T2

T2

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"

2 1/2" 2'-1" 2 1/2"5

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

Ho

ld 5

"fr

om

Last

Lin

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f C

op

y

21/2

"7"

Min

5 1 /

2"H

old

5"

fro

mLa

stLi

ne

of

Co

py

7" M

in

3"11

/2"

1 1 /

2"4"

3"

11/2

"

1 1 /

2"4"

2" 2"

5 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

4 1 /

2"4

1 /2"

Ho

ld 1

0"fr

om

last

lin

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f co

py

11 3

/4"

3"7"

7" M

in

1 1 /

2"4"

2"

BID.2SECTION 2C | SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS



DO NOT move the building number to other areason the sign

DO NOT use the UniversityShield on signs located withinthe campus




RauchBusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

RauchBusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

61

61

RAUCHBUSINESSCENTER

61 UNIVERSITY DR.

61

RauchBusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

61

RauchBusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

61

RauchBusinessCenter

61 University Dr.

61



5- Stud MountSign panel/letterforms to be drilled and tapped to receive threaded studs. Drill wall and set with clear epoxy.

6- Spacer1/2" aluminum spacer.

9- Back Plate3/4" thick aluminum milled to shape shown. Paint all exposed surfaces.

10- Sign Panel3/8" thick aluminum sheet with surface applied graphics. Paint all exposed surfaces


This sign type is to be programmed and used to mark a building entry.

Program and locate this sign next to the entry way (preferably to the right of the entrance), and identify the building name, number, and entrance (i.e. main, accessible, etc.).

BID.3 - Building Identification: Wall MountedGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

TaylorGym


9

10 P1P1

P1

P3

V2

P2

V4

V4

V5


Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"Front Elevation

1

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation2

9

10

5

6

3/4"1'- 1"

2'-6

1/2

"

3 /4"

1 1 /

2"2'

-2"

2 1 /

4"

1/2"

This message can be added to achieve LEED points.

P1

P1



Scale: NTS

Arrow Detail6



One Line Sublisting

Two LineSublisting

One Line Sublisting


00

00

00

Two LineBuilding Name

One Line Sublisting

One Line Sublisting

Two LineSublisting

00

Building NameThree Line Building Name




Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"The shield layout is used only when the building is located outside of the campus perimeter.

Graphic Layout1

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"When directing to an accessible entrance, the handicap/arrow symbols are placed between the building sublistings and building address.

Graphic Layout3

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"

Symbol Detail5

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"When identifying an accessible entrance, the handicap symbol is consistently placed 3¼" below the last line of the building name.

Graphic Layout4

Scale: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"When identifying an accessible entrance, the handicap symbol is consistently placed ¾" below the last line of the building name.

Graphic Layout2

3"2"

2"2"

Ho

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1/2

"fr

om

last

lin

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f co

py

2 1 /

2" M

in1

1 /2"

1"4"

Min

1 1 /

4"13

/4"

5 /8"

1 1 /

2"

1" 1"11" 1" 1"11"

3"2"

2"1

1 /2"

11/4

"1"

3"2"

2"2

1 /2"

1 1 /

2"1"

4" M

in

1 1 /

2"1

1 /4"

1"1

3 /4"

1" 1"11"

T2

T1

T2

T2

T2

T1

T2

T1

T1

4

T2

1 1 /

2"1

1 /2"

4

1 3 /

4"

1"

1/2"

1"

11/4"

Ho

ld 3

¼"

fro

m la

stlin

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f co

py

2"

1" 1"11"

3"

2"2"

11/2

"11

/4"

1"

T2

T1

T2

Ho

ld 3

¼"

fro

m la

stlin

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f co

py

2"

13/4

"13

/4"

V4

V4

D3 D7 D8

1 1 /

2"1"

4" M

in

11/2

"11

/4"

1 1 /

2"13

/4"1

3 /4"

Min

13/4

"13 /

4"M

in

1 1 /

2"1

1 /2"

1"4"

Min

1 1 /

2"13

/4"1

3 /4"

Min

1 1 /

2"

1"




DO NOT move the building number to other areason the sign

DO NOT use the UniversityShield unless the building is located outside of the campus perimeter

DO NOT move the accessibleentrance symbol to other areas on the sign



One Line Sublisting

One Line Sublisting

Two LineSublisting

61

Taylor Gym

TAYLORGYM

ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE LOCATION INFORMATION

61

TaylorGym


61

TaylorGym


61

TaylorGym


61

TaylorGym


61



N.T.S.BID.3 Install Elevation

1Install to right of entry doors as shown.

TaylorGym



10"

3'-6

"





7- Dimensional LettersLaser cut aluminum or acrylic letter forms. Acrylic letters to be painted, aluminum letters to have brushed horizontal finish with clear coat. Finish specified in copy list.


Dimensional letters are to be programmed and used to mark a building name on the facade of the building, often the full building donor name.

These can be sized and located above or next to the building entry or on a higher building elevation for greater visibility across campus.

BID.4 / PID.4 - Building and Parking Identification: Dimensional LettersGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

Scale: NTS

BID.4- Front Elevation1

Scale: NTS

BID.4- Side Elevation2

NOTE:Use Viewing Distance Guidelines chart to determine appropriateletter height per location based on visibility.

Materials and finish selectionto be made based on mountingsurface materials for maximum contrast and legibility.

5

7

6

7 P1 M1 M2P4 Colors/finishesvary by location

Wall Surface

ALUMNI MEMORIAL BUILDING

Vari

es

Thicknessvaries

based onoverall

letterheight

BID.4/PID.4SECTION 2C | SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS


Visibility Chart4

Letter Height = X

3 inches

4 inches

6 inches

8 inches

9 inches

10 inches

12 inches

15 inches

18 inches

24 inches

30 inches

36 inches

42 inches

48 inches

54 inches

60 inches

Best Impact

30 feet

40 feet

60 feet

80 feet

90 feet

100 feet

120 feet

150 feet

180 feet

240 feet

300 feet

360 feet

420 feet

480 feet

540 feet

600 feet

Max Readable Distance

100 feet

150 feet

200 feet

350 feet

400 feet

450 feet

525 feet

630 feet

750 feet

1000 feet

1250 feet

1500 feet

1750 feet

2000 feet

2250 feet

2500 feet

BUILDING NAME

BUILDING NAMELINE TWO

BUILDING NAMELINE TWO

Scale: NTSMaintain same margins when mounting letters right aligned on buildings

BID4: Typical Horizontal Left Align Mounting Elevation1

Scale: NTSMaintain same margins when mounting letters right aligned on buildings

BID4: Typical Two Line Left Align Mounting Elevation2

XX

Min

..2

5X

Scale: NTS

BID4: Typical Two Line Center Align Mounting Elevation3

Min

. 2X

Min

. 2X

X

Min. 2X

Min. 2X

XX

Min

..2

5XM

in. 2

X

SECTION 2C | SIGN TYPE DRAWINGS BID.4/PID.4


BID.5- Building Identification: Vinyl LettersGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.

12 - Vinyl MessageSecond surface applied opaque vinyl copy in color specified.

Artwork to be provided for logo.


Vinyl Letters are to be programmed and used at glass entries to provide supplemental regulatory information.

One Line NameBuilding HoursMon-Thurs 0:00–0:00Fri-Sat 0:00–0:00Sun 0:00–0:00

00

One Line NameBuilding HoursMon-Thurs 0:00–0:00Fri-Sat 0:00–0:00Sun 0:00–0:00

One Line NameBuilding Hours

Mon-Thurs 0:00–0:00Fri-Sat 0:00–0:00

Sun 0:00–0:00

12

V3

12

V3

Use on glass doors at entrywayLocations will vary

Elevation (Left Align to Handle)1

5'-6

" to

th

e to

p (

typ

ical

)

4" min

Use on glass doors at entrywayLocations will vary

Elevation (Right Align to Handle)2

Install on right door, left aligned

Elevation (Double Door)3

5'-6

" to

th

e to

p (

typ

ical

)

4" min

Optional building ID number shown

NOTE: Vinyl color for best contrast on glass will vary per location. White vinyl will typically provide the best contrast, but there may be situations where black vinyl may work better.

Review site conditions and select color as required for legibility and contrast.




One Line NameBuilding HoursMon-Thurs 0:00-0:00Fri-Sat 0:00-0:00Sun 0:00-0:00

00

Two Line NameExampleBuilding HoursMon-Thurs 0:00-0:00Fri-Sat 0:00-0:00Sun 0:00-0:00

One Line NameMAIN ENTRANCE

Two Line NameExampleMAIN ENTRANCENo Smoking within

25ft of buildingNo Smoking within 25ft of building

T2

T2

V3

V3

V3

V3

T1

T1

12

12

T2V3

V3 T1

12

12

T2V3

V3 T1

12

12

12

12

Scale: 1" = 1'-0"

BID5: Typical One Line Layout1

31/2

"21

/2"

21/2

"21

/2"

Scale: 1" = 1'-0"

BID5: Typical Two Line Layout2

3"31

/2"

21/2

"

Scale: 1" = 1'-0"

BID5: Typical One Line Layout3

Scale: 1" = 1'-0"

BID5: Typical Two Line Layout4

31/2

"31

/4"

3"31

/2"

31/4

"

2"2"

11/4

" 2"11

/4"

2"11

/4"

11/4

"3"

3"

4 1 /

2"

4 1 /

2"

3 1 /

2"

4 1 /

2"

3 1 /

2"

4 1 /

2"

3 1 /

2"3

1 /2"

Typ.

6 3 /

4"

4" Optional building ID number

1" Cap Height

1" Cap HeightThis message can be added to achieve LEED points.


ONE LINE NAMEBuilding HoursMon-Thurs 0:00-0:00Fri-Sat 0:00-0:00Sun 0:00-0:00



00


DO NOT use building addressnumber smaller than 4"

DO NOT use the shield withoutthe full logo lockup



1- Sign Panel1/4" thick aluminum plates chemically welded to mounting angle. Paint all exposed surfaces. Mechanically fastened to mounting frame.

2- Fabricated Sign Core.063" thick aluminum sheet fastened to 1 1/2" thick aluminum tube frame. Paint all exposed surfaces.

3- Mounting Frame3/4" x1" x 1/4" aluminum angle, miter jointed mechanically fastened to fabricated sign core and sign panel mounting angle.

4- Fabricated Base1/2" thick aluminum sheet chemically welded to 1 1/2" aluminum tube. Paint all exposed surfaces and secure to foundation and fabricated sign core.


This sign type is to be programmed and used to mark a housing entry.

Program and locate this sign next to the entry way (preferably to the right of the entrance), and identify the house number, accessiblility for handicap, and house address.

Lehigh University is required by the city to provide a minimum 4" building number for use by emergency vehicles.

107 Hill Dr.

House107

2

1 1

33 P2P2

P1

P1 P1

P3

P3

P1

V4

V2

P2

4

1

2

2



Side Elevation

2Double SidedScale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Side Elevation

3

A/B

1'-6"

1"1'

-0"

3"

4"3"

7" 7"

1'-6

"

4'-6

"

1"11

"

23/4" 23/4" 23/4" 23/4"

P1

P1


4

P1

BID.6 - Building Identification: Greek HousingGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.




107 Hill Dr.

House107

107 Hill Dr.

House107

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout1

T2

T1

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Alternate Graphic Layout2

T2

T1

1 1/2" 1 1/2" min.

1 1 /

2"

5"5

1 /2"

2'-0

"4"

2 3 /

4"

1 1/2" 1 1/2" min.

1 1 /

2"

5"5

1 /2"

5"1'

-7"

4"

3"4"

3"4"



107 Hill Dr.

House107

107 Hill Dr.

House107

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout1

T2

T1

Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0"

Alternate Graphic Layout2

T2

T1

1 1/2" 1 1/2" min.

1 1 /

2"

5"5

1 /2"

2'-0

"4"

2 3 /

4"

1 1/2" 1 1/2" min.

1 1 /

2"

5"5

1 /2"

5"1'

-7"

4"

3"4"

3"4"






House107

107 Hill Dr.

House107

107 Hill Dr.

House107

107 Hill Dr.

HOUSE107

107 Hill Dr.



This sign type is to be programmed and used to mark a housing entry.

Program and locate this sign next to the entry door (preferably to the right of the entrance), and identify the house number.

Lehigh University is required by the city to provide a minimum 4" building number for use by emergency vehicles.

BID.7 - Building Identification: Wall Mounted AddressGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.






107 5

6

10 P1

9 P1P1

V2

P2

10

9 P1

P1

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"Front Elevation

1

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"Side Elevation

2

1"1

1 /2"

11 1

/2"

1'-0"

1'-2

"

1"

1/4"

3/4"


107Scale: 3" = 1'-0"

Graphic Layout 11

T2

3 3 /

4"4"

3 3 /

4"




DO NOT increase the yellow fields/proportions

DO NOT use the University Shield/Brand on this sign type

DO NOT use other colors in the yellow color field.

107 107

107



5

6

10 P1

9 P1P1

V2

P2

10

9 P1

P1

V2

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"Front Elevation

1

Scale: 3" = 1'-0"Side Elevation

2

1"1

1 /2"

11 1

/2"

1'-0"

1'-2

"

1"

1/4"

3/4"


Program and locate this sign type near building entrances when vinyl messages at the door entrance cannot be utilized.

Place signs in areas where smoking could occur within 25ft of a building.

Minimize sign clutter by placing signage 300ft apart if multiple signs are required.





BID.8 - Building Identification: Wall Mounted No SmokingGENERAL FABRICATION/GRAPHIC NOTES Field verification of each sign location and site conditions will be required prior to fabrication.




Scale: 3" = 1'-0"

Programming Note: No two signs should be closer than 300 feet and no more than 2 signs per building to avoid sign clutter.

Graphic Layout 21

T2

4"

5 1 /

4"2"

11/2

"11

/2"

1"



DO NOT increase the yellow fields/proportions DO NOT use other colors in the yellow color field.




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