BAF Graphics gets practical at The Learning Exchange in Liverpool
BAF Graphics has played a major role in getting The Learning Exchange at Liverpool Community College ready for its first influx of students this autumn. Working closely with BAM and Liquid Solution, BAF employed its know-how in material finishes to provide graphic effects throughout the three-storey building. These included cut cast vinyl and printed vinyl colourbands mounted directly to the painted wall surfaces and doors, as well as print direct to the reverse of toughened glass, wayfinding signage printed and produced on cut-to-shape Dibond, and printed optically clear film applied to glazing.
Dan Chang, project leader at BAF, said: "We were involved from a very early stage working closely with all parties, developing the design concepts into functional and practical graphic solutions necessary for such a project. We undertook a full site survey at the outset and also spent three weeks installing the final designs on site. The close collaboration between all parties involved really helped to ensure that the project was a success."
Allan Taylor at The Learning Exchange adds, "We are absolutely delighted with the whole look and feel of this new part of our campus. We're completely confident that all of our students will enjoy studying here and we have absolutely no hesitation in recommending these partners for any educational project."