Our Green Philosophy

Pure Media Sign Studio embraces the philosophy of organic architecture promoted by Frank Lloyd Wright, Louis Sullivan, and Claude Bragdon amongst others, to encompass “multi-platform branding”. We strive to achieve harmony between human communication and our daily environments through design approaches that integrate information and display into unified compositions. To fully infuse this philosophy, natural and environmentally friendly materials play a major role in the construction of our products from biodegradable substrates to LED lit frames. Pure Media Sign Studio pledges to seek out and promote the use of eco-friendly materials in an industry that finds itself at the inception of a vast “green” movement. Sustainability is our basic moral responsibility.

What exactly is GREEN Signage?

• Communicating A Green Message

  Brand your business to be environmentally conscious. Let people know that you support an environmentally friendly philosophy.

  Let people know that you use environmentally friendly materials.

  LEED credits extends to signage through innovative signage design with an active educational component that illustrates and informs about sustainable features and benefits.

  Promote "green" action through informational, educational, and wayfinding signage. Let people know why their participation will make a difference and of course, where the recycling bins are.

• Green Media & Materials

  Put the message on eco-friendly media and materials.

  Use recycled, recyclable, reusable, or biodegradable banner material, paper, resin panels, adhesives, foam boards and substrates.

  Use Ecofont to save up to 25% of ink usage.

Green Terminology

• Recycled Content: Products made from identifiable recycled content including post-industrial and post-consumer content.

• Post-consumer content: Waste recovered from consumers and recycled.

• Reusable or recyclable: Materials that can be dismantled and reused or recycled at the end of their useful life.

• Natural, plentiful or renewable: Materials harvested from sustainably managed sources including wood and paper products.

• Durable Materials that are longer lasting or are comparable to conventional products with long life expectancies.

• Virgin fiber: 100-percent “pure” fiber from an original source.

• VOCs: Volatile Organic Compounds (such as occur in petroleum-based printing ink).

• PCF: Processed Chlorine-Free.

• TCF: Totally Chlorine-Free