Whitney Veigas settled into its new facility in the Norwood Space Center in November last year, and we can’t believe it has already been six months!

We have a lot of exciting news to share! Read on to learn about what we have been up to these last couple of months and to see our new office space.

Welcome to One Albion! This office space features vibrant shades of orange and blue inside and out!

We are excited to share that the exterior signage at Fábrica Lofts was completed this past fall – and we loved and are still loving how the building ID and banners came out!

We have several academic projects to share that are in the works. Read on to learn more and to see who the featured artist is from our Whitney Veigas art collection.

These color-coordinated unit signs just arrived and will be installed at Hebrew SeniorLife’s Simon C. Fireman Community in Randolph, MA.

Dimensional letters can make a big first impression, identify interior and exterior locations, and help represent unique brand identities. Read on to learn more about dimensional letters in our Spring Newsletter.

We are excited to share that Whitney Veigas is expanding into the healthcare market! Read on to learn more about PATH in our Winter Newsletter.

We've just completed installation of an architectural sign program for the new multi-family residences at Empresa in Brockton.

We've just completed this monument sign for Alta Oxbow in Wayland, using a faux corten paint finish, and an aluminum cabinet with illuminated push through letters.

We have all sorts of projects to share, from the recently completed Radio Factory in Melrose, to a large number of academic projects in the works. Read on to learn more, as well as to meet our newest team members, and our featured artist from our Whitney Veigas art collection.

We’ve just added two new signs to a sign program we designed last year for CALA, a renovation and redevelopment of the old Powderhouse Community School in Somerville.

Radio Factory in Melrose is a redevelopment and expansion of an old mill building dating back to the late 19th century.

New signs just arrived in our shop that we created for Prospect Place, located at 458 Washington Street in Brighton Center.