CV Media & Signage delivered a comprehensive signage and wayfinding program that included painting, sign prototyping, sign manufacture, installation, digital directories, sign removals and all associated make good works. The scope extended across multiple hospital zones, each with unique operational requirements and sensitivities.

The project required close coordination with Downer Group, Humanics Collective, SCUH and Queensland Health representatives to ensure all works aligned with clinical needs, safety standards and hospital stakeholder expectations.

Painting Works

The project included repainting approximately 550 surfaces using 18 paint types across bulkheads, receptions, stairwells, waiting rooms, staff stations and amenities. Bulkheads alone accounted for 238 sections. Specialist preparation was required for lift lobby ceilings and threshold graphics.

Sign Manufacture and Installation

Approximately 3,600 new signs were manufactured and installed across 60 types, based on Humanics Collective’s design specifications. These included room and door IDs, braille and tactile directional signs, background graphics and directional flags, along with directory boards and intercom plates.

Braille and Tactile Signage

Around 1,800 braille and tactile signs were produced across twelve compliant sign types, including raised letter room IDs, door IDs, wall mounted and lift mounted directional signs, toilet identifiers and tactile lift lobby maps. An independent access consultant audited prototypes, manufacturing methods and installation practices to verify luminance contrast, tactile legibility and full accessibility compliance in accordance with relevant Australian Standards.