TSTC Monumental Letters at the Power and Mechanical Center
WhiteClouds created 8-foot illuminated TSTC letters for the Power and Mechanical Center in Waco, translating the college identity into a freestanding architectural display.
- Customer
- Texas State Technical College
- Location
- Power and Mechanical Center, Waco
- Approximate Height
- 8 feet
- Display
- Illuminated dimensional letters
WhiteClouds created a monumental TSTC letter display for the Power and Mechanical Center in Waco, Texas. The letters stand approximately 8 feet tall and translate the college's red, white, and black identity into a freestanding architectural feature. The finished installation stands along the paved approach to the campus entrance.
A campus identity marker at architectural scale
The four TSTC characters sit in front of the center's glass facade on a long concrete base. White faces, red recessed areas, dark outlines, and deep sidewalls recreate the layered geometry of the college mark. The installation is large enough to relate to the building rather than reading as conventional flat signage.
Installed in front of the Power and Mechanical Center
Their low base separates the forms from pedestrian circulation while preserving an unobstructed front view. The completed TSTC display marks the facility without obscuring the architecture behind it.
In daylight, white faces lead the completed display, followed by red recesses and dark outer edges. The white faces carry the TSTC initials, red recessed areas reinforce the school palette, and the dark outer edges give each character a defined silhouette against the glass building. Consistent depth unites the four letters as one architectural element despite their different internal geometry.
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