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Acrylic Dimensional Letters Help Rename Library at Los Angeles, CA College!

Compton College invited us to return to its campus. In the past, we did dimensional aluminum building lettering, passenger van wraps for the Athletics Department, and mesh fence banners for the stadium. For this project, the client requested acrylic dimensional letters for its Los Angeles campus library.

3D Letters Update the Recently Renamed Library

The last time we worked at the facility, we designed, produced, and installed three-dimensional acrylic letters to display the “Holifield Library” name. When the school renamed the venue to the Emily B. Hart-Holifield Library, the client asked us to update the existing signs. These consist of half-inch-thick acrylic that we mounted to aluminum composite panels. 

We then mounted the panels to the glass above the entry doors. With the new longer title, we could reuse the “Library” lettering on each side, which saved the client money, and only fabricate the new lettering for the top rows. The updated signage looks excellent and perfectly fits above the entryway.