Design of Brick/Stone Entry Sign

Status: Closed
Prize: $250
Entries Received: 47
Winner: swapnilrocks98

Public Clarification Board

Ayman100
- 10 years ago
when are you going to choose a winner?
- 10 years ago
Ayman100
- 10 years ago
please take a look at #55 before picking your winner
- 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
Please check @47
- 10 years ago
richson
- 10 years ago
Excuse me, sir. Did you provide 3d model of the building? Different participants have the same model ...
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  I provided the architects dwg files and I assume they were able to use those to ad to their designs.
  - 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
Please check @46
- 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
Please check @35.
- 10 years ago
magicsoup
- 10 years ago
Dear Sir, according to your new information, I modified the left side.(no fence) # 33 and 34. I also reduced the size. If you have more suggestion, especially about the left part, don't hesitate to tell me, please. Do you think it would better to put a log0 also on the left pole of my design? Looking forward to your feedback, thank you in advance.
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
See image just added of a smaller structure example
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
There will be no fence along the street to the left of the driveway beyond your design structure.
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
Smaller structures should also be considered as construction cost will be a factor. Use of the logo should also be considered as an add on to the design as an alternative to the design where the logo is a pronounced feature. Smaller structural designs might prefer to use just the logo to better utilize a smaller space.
- 10 years ago
rky3008
- 10 years ago
please check #31
- 10 years ago
Ayman100
- 10 years ago
please check #28
- 10 years ago
SaiSengMain
- 10 years ago
Hello Sir, I have submit entry #23 for your entry sign design. Please review and let me know if you need some changes.
- 10 years ago
marcobossetti
- 10 years ago
Please feedback number #18
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
In order to help with design, we are lowering the height of the sliding gate to 4' in order to make it easier to design around.
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
Up to now, only entries 7,8 and 9 have encompassed the required sliding gate in their designs. Keep in mind that the design does not have to be symmetrical on both sides of the driveway, but the main structure, if not symmetrical on both sides, will need to be on the right side of the driveway.
- 10 years ago
imranlajos
- 10 years ago
bro pls seal it.....
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  Hi, tell me why I should seal it from your perspective. I am open to considering it. My thoughts were by having it open, I could direct designers in the right direction. For instance, as of now, only entries 7, 8 and 9 have followed the instructions and produced a design that is currently useable. By referencing those as examples, I can direct designers to what they need to be producing.
  - 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
Traffic will be entering the property from the left and turning left into the driveway, so the main structure will need to be on the right side of the driveway for the greatest visual effect.
- 10 years ago
ArqJM
- 10 years ago
Please check and feedback #8
- 10 years ago
marcobossetti
- 10 years ago
I will start your design soon,
- 10 years ago
sarhad
- 10 years ago
hi, i am interested on your contest, soon i wish to submit my entry
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  New examples posted for reference.
  - 10 years ago
SnbDB2014
- 10 years ago
Here is Sanjay,..i m ready for ur contest,...will submit a design soon.
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  New examples posted for reference.
  - 10 years ago
swapnilrocks98
- 10 years ago
Hello Sir, how are you doing? I hope the provided Inverness is not your requirement. Required sign must be different kind of design. I would like to present good quality output soon. Hope you will like. :) Good Day!
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  New examples posted for reference.
  - 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
Could you please tell about the project budget signage and sliding doors, and landscape area.
For use in the design to fit the budget.
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  The budget for the masonry monument sign is between $6,000 and $12,000, depending on whether there are two full structures on each side of the driveway or just one full structure and a partial on the other side. This does not include the cost of the sliding gate.
  - 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
We work to sketch design signage only. But if it is made to work with the concept design to construction contracts by the landscape architect.
- 10 years ago
mvmoris
- 10 years ago
Please repost the .DWG file
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  I recently reposted the entire dwg zip file.
  - 10 years ago
2. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  Reposted
  - 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
Inverness is too big, just an example of what a monument sign is
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
I just added a zip file, but it is just the entire set of dwg files that include the site plan. Other than the pdf file already posted, I have no others to work with.
- 10 years ago
Contest Holder
- 10 years ago
Hi, The site plan attachments I posted are all I have as far as I know. I will go back and check.. On the rendering itself, it is nice but non-functional for what we need. It does not take into account the 6' tall sliding gate across the driveway. With each end of the sign lower than the middle, the height of the gate will not be hidden from view and would look out of place with the iron frame behind the sign protruding above the top of the monument.
- 10 years ago
bubblea
- 10 years ago
We would like to files auto cad (A1-01-site-pln.dwg).provide the copy model site plan in to the model page.No model file xref.
- 10 years ago