Wright State Metal Monument Letter Display
Wright State University commissioned WhiteClouds to fabricate a stacked metal letter display for its Dayton campus; the installation was later repainted to match updated university branding.
- Customer
- Wright State University
- Location
- Dayton, Ohio
- Format
- Stacked metal letter display
- Later update
- Repainted for new university branding
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY is arranged across three stacked lines in this WhiteClouds metal-letter project for Wright State University's Dayton campus. The original display used green lettering; it was later repainted in a black-and-white treatment to align with the university's newer branding.
Three lines of metal letters on one monument frame
WRIGHT forms the upper line, STATE occupies the middle, and UNIVERSITY spans the base. Stacking the name reduces the overall width while keeping the complete university identity visible as a single campus object.
The fabricated letter set was originally green. In the installed monument, the metal letters stand forward from their supporting frame, creating depth around each line.
The existing display repainted for a new visual identity
The monument was later repainted to match updated Wright State University branding. The revised black-and-white treatment retains the same stacked configuration.
Repainting changed the color presentation without changing the subject of the project: a commissioned metal letter display fabricated by WhiteClouds for Wright State University.
Planning a stacked institutional letter display
A stacked monument brief should include the exact word breaks, authorized artwork, overall size, letter depth, frame or base interface, finish references, viewing distance, site access, destination, and schedule.
When a long name is split across several rows, alignment and relative line width need to be resolved as part of the complete structure.
Planning a stacked large-letter display?
Share the authorized wording, line breaks, artwork, overall dimensions, depth, frame or base requirements, finish, destination, and schedule.