5 Floor 117 Unit Apartment Building, New Construction, Full Service Signage Package
ZEALOT delivered a full-service signage solution for the Webster Station Residential Building
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From design approval to full on-site installation.
End-to-end production and implementation.
At the turn of the 20th century, the area now known as Webster Station was a beating heart of Dayton's industrial revolution, bustling with factories and warehouses. Fueled by extensive railroad lines that converged here, this district became a critical hub for manufacturing and shipping, connecting Dayton's innovative products to the nation. This era saw the rise of iconic companies like National Cash Register (NCR) and Delco, whose facilities and workers defined the neighborhood's powerful, industrious character.
Throughout the mid-20th century, the district remained a vital center for production, contributing significantly to the nation's manufacturing output, including the war effort during World War II. Following the war, the national trend of suburbanization began to slowly alter the landscape of downtown Dayton as residents and new businesses looked to the expanding suburbs. While industry was still the primary driver, this period marked the beginning of a fundamental shift in how the city's central neighborhoods were used.
This period marked a significant transition for downtown Dayton, as much of the heavy manufacturing that once defined Webster Station began to decline or relocate. Many of the historic industrial buildings fell into disuse, and the area faced the challenges of urban decay common to many American "Rust Belt" cities at the time. Despite these challenges, community leaders and preservationists began to recognize the historical value of the district's architectural legacy, planting the seeds for future renewal.
The turn of the millennium sparked a new vision for the area, anchored by the construction of Day Air Ballpark (home of the Dayton Dragons), which brought new life and energy back to downtown. Developers and artists began to rediscover the neighborhood's historic warehouses, transforming them into creative loft apartments, eclectic offices, and vibrant entertainment venues like those in the nearby Fire Blocks District. Webster Station started to shed its purely industrial past and forge a new identity as a dynamic, walkable urban neighborhood for living, working, and entertainment.
Building on this incredible momentum, the new Webster Station apartment building rises as a testament to the neighborhood's bright future and storied past. This 5-floor modern residence is designed to offer unparalleled access to the energy of downtown Dayton, from Dragons games to the local brewery scene and bustling Oregon District. Webster Station isn't just a new building; it's the next chapter in the story, offering a unique opportunity to live within the rich history and exciting future of this iconic Dayton neighborhood.
A wall-mounted digital directory, featuring a matte-finish flat-screen display installed beside elevators on each floor.
The custom digital layout includes directions of floor maps and amenities, offering residents and visitors intuitive navigation in the building.
Dimensional brushed metal number signs mounted directly to the wall.
Clean installation and shadow depth give the signage a premium, architectural finish.
15" x 15" Brushed gold metal plaque with raised white lettering and braille
20" x 30" laser-etched black acrylic panel with white engraved text, braille, and floor diagram. Includes emergency instructions, and ADA illustrations with gold-styled outside border.
Dimensional room number “117” in a metallic gold finish, CNC-cut from thick material
Laser-etched onto black acrylic, with engraved white text and Braille, finished with a gold metallic top border with gold-styled outside border
12"x18" Matte Black Fire Egress Signs with Colored UV-Printed Embossed Characters and Information.
Each room received a set of 3" Tall 1/2" Thick gold plated floating room numbers
Ada Complaint Room ID Signs in a matte black finish with white characters and braille
Ada Complaint Room ID Signs in a matte black and white finish with white characters and braille
Ready to turn your space into a captivating work of art? Reach out today for a custom quote and discover how a tailored installation can transform your environment, engage your audience, and elevate your brand.
