Beverley is a historic market town which attracts visitors all year round. Over recent years the towns natural town centre boundary has expanded meaning that the need for a refreshed wayfinding scheme became a priority.

Following a tender process, isGroup became the preferred supplier for East Riding of Yorkshire Council to refresh the wayfinding signs around Beverley. This was part of a project to introduce a new wayfinding scheme promoting local heritage landmarks, high street shopping areas and cultural destinations.

With so much going on in Beverley, isGroups WAY2GO totems and map boards were ideal for this project.

Totems | Map boards

Our team manufactured five totems with folded aluminium top and bottom panels and powder coated in grey. The town crest was contour cut and painted following the Council's identity and guidelines. Folded aluminium was used again for the map boards to help guide visitors around Beverley. The map boards were manufactured at isGroup's headquarters in Flint and fitted with a PrimaDura panel and aluminium backing panel.

Installation

As corporate members of the British Safety Council we take the health and safety of our employees and the public very seriously. With this project being close to shops and high footfall areas, isGroup ensured that installation was as early as possible to reduce disruption and noise.

With sustainability in mind, three of the totems replaced existing fingerposts which were able to be reused by the Council for other projects. Any signs that could not be reused became part of isGroups Waste Minimisation policy meaning we strip out recyclables from non-recyclables.

isGroup Project Manager worked with East Riding of Yorkshire Council to ensure the project ran to schedule and within budget.