Singing Arrow Community Center

Community Center Signage Inspired by Place and Culture

Century Sign Builders created a coordinated interior and exterior signage program for the Singing Arrow Community Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The project combines accessible wayfinding with architectural branding and environmental graphics inspired by the Tijeras Creek Cultural Corridor. The signage package includes custom ADA room and restroom signs, dimensional acrylic identification letters, a large exterior aluminum TCCC symbol, an etched stainless steel interpretive plaque, colorful game-room wall graphics and frosted glass graphics incorporating the project’s east-pointing arrow element. Hearty Orange accent details provide a consistent visual connection throughout the facility.

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ADA Room Identification Signs
Exit and Restroom Signage
Flag-Mounted Restroom Sign
Interior Wayfinding
Dimensional Acrylic Letters
Exterior Dimensional Aluminum Logo
Etched Stainless Steel Interpretive Plaque
Vinyl Wall Graphics
Decorative Frosted Window Film

Albuquerque, New Mexico

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Exterior Tijeras Creek Cultural Corridor Symbol

Large dimensional TCCC logo fabricated from flat-cut aluminum and installed with layered stand-offs on the exterior of the Singing Arrow Community Center. The east-pointing logo creates a prominent cultural and architectural landmark.

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Game Room Environmental Graphics

Custom “Play Happens Here” wall graphics use oversized typography and playful messaging to transform the community center game room into an energetic, welcoming environment.