As part of Oakland International Airport’s initiative to modernize its heavily used terminal restrooms, Priority Architectural Graphics partnered with Webcor and Selbert Perkins Design to deliver a signage program that enhances both clarity and aesthetics within the renovated spaces.
Designed to support the airport’s commitment to improved passenger experience, the signage system prioritizes high visibility, intuitive wayfinding, and seamless integration with the refreshed architectural environment. The result is a clean, contemporary signage package that guides travelers efficiently while complementing the updated restroom interiors.
Working closely with the design and construction teams, Priority Architectural Graphics fabricated and installed signage that balances durability for high-traffic airport conditions with refined design detailing, ensuring the system performs as well as it looks.
The Oakland International Airport Restroom Refresh demonstrates how thoughtful signage can play a vital role in elevating everyday passenger spaces—making them more welcoming, accessible, and easy to navigate.
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