Guidance and orientation systems from HUBER Signage
Information and route descriptions, easy to understand and esthetically appealing: We at HUBER Signage always consider guidance and orientation systems an integral part of the architecture and identity of your building and brand. As a supplier of comprehensive solutions, we are able to design and implement all types of advertising technology in-house and draw on our vast planning and implementation expertise – for both small and large-scale projects, in Austria and its surrounding countries.
Guidance and orientation systems as an aspect of architecture and building branding
Everything in-house – everything from a single source
Whether you are looking for static signs or dynamic videowalls, attention-grabbing pylons or special façade designs: As part of the strong HUEMER Infomotion Group, we offer you all the necessary technologies and hold all the required business
licenses. Our guidance and orientation systems can be composed of the following elements:
Digital Signage
Welcome to the future: Opt for digital signage that sets new standards through cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and emotional appeal.
Citylights
Outdoor communication rethought: Multipromo from HUBER Signage attracts maximum attention through highest brilliance – with moving images or backlit posters.
Advertising signs
A traditional medium that opens up new perspectives: Discover our multi-variant mounting systems and diverse shapes, colors, and sizes.
Entrances and portals
The first step into your brand world: Illuminated entrance portals to which content can be digitally uploaded and which can also be custom-configured in terms of materials and design, enable you to wow customers right from the get-go.
Pylons and advertising towers
Generate the greatest attention possible: We provide advice on the right shape, the ideal height, and the perfect light, and find a solution that matches your requirements.
Illuminated letters and signs
Illuminated and custom-configured highlights for best orientation: We skillfully arrange and present your logo, single letters and advertising or directional signs.
We give directions and enable orientation – on company premises, at airports, train stations, public buildings, and cultural venues.
All-round support – All-round satisfaction
Consulting
In a joint effort with you, we elaborate the basic concept and then support you throughout the entire process, including during the preparation of final detailed plans and any coordination with planners and government agencies.
Production
We manufacture and customize all essential communication elements in-house, whether they are static or digital. Benefit from maximum flexibility and controlled quality!
Installation
Our professional installation teams are fully committed to installing your advertising technology solution fast and flawlessly – and to providing you with our comprehensive after-sales services.
What elements belong to a professional guidance system?
An effective wayfinding system consists of coordinated elements that enable easy orientation and wayfinding. At HUBER Signage, we develop customized solutions precisely tailored to the architecture, user needs, and corporate design.
These include door and floor signage, wayfinding signs, pylons, floor plans, ceiling-mounted signs, facade information, and tactile elements such as Braille or tactile floor guidance systems. All components are coordinated and feature a consistent, appealing design.
Digital features such as interactive displays and touchscreens are becoming increasingly important. Tactile signage for people with visual impairments also plays a crucial role. HUBER Signage strategically combines these elements to create a clear structure and provide visitors with easy orientation.
Where does HUBER Signage recommend the use of guidance and orientation systems?
Wayfinding and orientation systems are helpful wherever people need to find their way around large or complex buildings and areas. Typical locations include office buildings, hospitals, airports, shopping centers, universities, museums, train stations, event venues, and public institutions. They also ensure that routes are clearly marked on company premises, in parks, and in industrial areas, allowing visitors to quickly reach their destinations.
In general, such a system is worthwhile wherever a clear structure and simple wayfinding are important to avoid confusion, wasted time, or uncertainty – ideally as a combination of digital and analog elements.
