xsign are delighted to announce their new sponsorship of the Birmingham branch of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), the Birmingham Architectural Association.
xsign are a UK-based signage company, formerly part of Danish design firm d line, now with their own impressive portfolio of products and designs on display across the world. Operating out of Brackley in Northamptonshire, xsign have a proven track record of designing and delivering bespoke signage solutions for different spaces and inventing signage systems when their creativity is limited by technology. Limits are not part of the xsign ethos; ‘design freedom through engineering’. As a complete end-to-end signage business, xsign handle project management, design, manufacture and installation through their teams or in conjunction with some of the UK’s largest contractors.
The BAA is managed by a committee of volunteers who work or teach in Birmingham and use their expertise for contributions in the interest of local and national architects.
By joining the BAA as sponsors, xsign have the opportunity to support those contributions whether they are events, exhibitions, workshops, design boards or some of the numerous committees the BAA run. Through their sponsorship, xsign will be joining an established and renowned organisation that, since its founding in 1874, has represented the local community of architects, built environment professionals and creatives.
Matthew Mills, Managing Director of xsign believes that as sponsors, xsign are in a unique position to celebrate the vibrant architectural community. “xsign has a long-established presence in the Birmingham area. We’ve completed signage projects across the University campuses, for healthcare facilities in the area, as well as numerous schools and offices. Being a part of the BAA is perfectly aligned with our company goals.”
On June 8th xsign will be sponsoring, and attending, The Built Environment Dinner 2023 in the magnificent Town Hall Birmingham, alongside a momentous list of industry guests and hosted by BAA President Matt Redding, featuring keynote speaker Michael Pawlyn.
