Titans of Print created AerSale channel-letter signage for the Doral project at 7600 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33122. The work brings the AerSale identity to a multi-story building and a monument sign, using front-lit and backlit illumination on the building signage. An illuminated interior logo carries the same turbine symbol and wordmark into the office.
The project photographs follow the signs from mounting details and elevated installation to the finished nighttime building view and landscaped monument. They show how the same identity works at three different viewing distances: the upper façade, the property entrance, and the interior wall.
Project snapshot
- Client: AerSale
- Project: Doral building, monument, and interior logo signage
- Address: 7600 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33122
- Building signs: Front-lit and backlit channel-letter branding on a multi-story façade
- Entrance sign: AerSale channel letters on a monument
- Interior: Illuminated AerSale logo on an office wall
Illuminated channel letters on the upper building façade
The building sign combines the AerSale wordmark with its circular turbine emblem. In daylight, the dimensional blue letters and shaped logo stand out against the light-colored façade. After dark, the illuminated emblem and white halo define the identity above the windows.
Front lighting and backlighting serve different visual purposes. Front-lit elements make the illuminated face visible; backlighting creates a glow against the mounting surface behind the sign. Here, the nighttime photograph shows the contrast between the dark letter faces, white surrounding light, and illuminated turbine details. The result retains the recognizable AerSale lettering rather than relying on a plain illuminated rectangle.
The elevated installation photograph adds important context: this is upper-façade signage, not a ground-level storefront application. A rope-access installer is pictured working directly beside the logo. The close view also shows the dimensional construction and internal lighting during installation.
Channel letters on the property monument
At the entrance, blue AerSale lettering sits on the upper portion of a landscaped monument. This gives arriving visitors a second place to identify the company, closer to the driveway and ground-level approach than the building-mounted sign.
The installation details show the depth of the individual letter bodies and the mounting studs at their backs. One photograph captures a letter before mounting; another follows the AerSale wordmark along the face of the monument. These views make the difference between dimensional lettering and a flat printed panel easy to see.
The completed monument photograph places AerSale within the property’s shared sign structure. Other tenant names remain visible as part of the actual site context; the AerSale lettering is the work featured in this case study.
An illuminated AerSale logo inside the office
The interior photograph shows a separate illuminated AerSale identity on a neutral wall. Blue circular elements, turbine blades, and dark lettering repeat the exterior mark at a scale suited to an indoor viewing distance. White illumination outlines the logo and wordmark while dimensional parts create visible shadows and depth.
Together, the three sign locations establish a consistent visual sequence: identify the building, recognize AerSale at the entrance, and encounter the same identity inside. Each application uses the actual company mark, while its placement and viewing context determine how it is presented.
Project gallery
Explore the monument mounting details, elevated building installation, illuminated interior logo, and completed monument below. Open each photograph to inspect the full view. The finished nighttime building sign appears separately as the feature image above.
AerSale project video
Planning a building or monument sign
For a similar project, share the logo artwork, photographs of the proposed sign locations, approximate dimensions, desired lighting effect, and site address. Building-mounted letters and monument lettering need to be considered in their own viewing and mounting contexts. The upper façade also makes installation access an important part of the project discussion.
Explore channel-letter signs and backlit channel-letter options for the related sign types. These service pages explain broader choices; this case study shows the AerSale applications at one specific property.
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