In June 2015 Carlton & United Breweries’ Venue Solutions Manager Wayne Pilbeam came to SignManager with a unique project. CUB would be hosting a three-day International conference in Melbourne in June, with over 600 employees and CEO’s in attendance.
Aurizon acquired naming rights to 175 Eagle Street Brisbane and in 2013, decided to install signage on the rooftop. The local Council had restrictions on the size and quantity of signs that could be displayed on a building rooftop.
In 2019 we started a project for Target, to update their external branded signage, including pylons and fascia signage, and to roll out new internal graphics. We also created a branding manual, to ensure consistency between sites and contractors. We have so far carried out this project over 137 sites nationally, with the project to be ongoing.
When Westpac and the Bank of Melbourne chose to launch the Bank of Melbourne brand in Victoria, they appointed us to help. The project comprised all internal and external signage across 44 St. George branches, two large high-rise landmark signs and six new branches.
ALDl’s architects approached SignManager with a unique design brief for their new Torquay store. Working with ALDI and engineers, our team calculated the feasibility of this bespoke project, and developed shop drawings and initial concepts.
You can turn to us when you need to implement a program across your entire store network in a real hurry! SignManager has the national resource network, systems and proven track record to help you.
In 2004 SignManager completed this landmark project for Suncorp. They had just renewed the naming rights to Suncorp Stadium and asked SignManager to design signage concepts that would make this an iconic landmark.
SignManager was engaged to implement and manage the National re-branding rollout of Australia Post offices/facilities throughout Australia. SignManager achieved the following deliverables
