Tottenham Court Road Station architectural signage

March 2022

Architectural Signage: A Guide for Architects and the Construction Industry

17 March 2022

01 March 2022

While COVID-19 has undoubtedly accelerated the digitisation of retail, in-person shopping is by no means a thing of the past, especially as populations across the globe emerge from restrictions understandably keen for real-life experiences. But with more competition than ever, utilising every tool available to tempt customers through the door is important for every retail […]

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Robert Varney – Engagement Officer (North) & TfL Charities Scheme Manager
Links Signs took on the challenge to provide the awards for the first Transport for London Supplier Awards. Using products and materials that are supplied to TfL for our station signage, Links created very impressive plaques for our winners and runners up. Throughout the production process Links kept TfL up to date with images, delivery schedule and were always on hand to clarify any queries. We look forward to working with them again next year.
Amanda Green – Transport for London
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Catherine Villegas – Project Manager, Transport for London
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Catherine Harvey – Hastings Museum Office & Keeper of World Art
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