Monday, 10 May 2010

Hotel Signage

More signage news from Hants and Dorset Signs as an appeal against a decision by councillors to refuse permission for the erection of illuminated letters on an Aberdeen hotel has been refused. Plans to put up individual illuminated letters on the Jurys Inn Hotel at the Union Square shopping centre were refused last year. Planning consultants Muir Smith Evans appealed against the decision by Aberdeen City Council, but it has been refused by the Scottish Government.

The letters would have been displayed on the north elevation of the nine-storey hotel in Guild Street. They would have been set out in two lines reading Union Square at the seventh and eight floors of the building. However, there is already illuminated individual lettering on the building which says Jurys Inn.

After an inspection of the site and surrounding area, the city council decided the sign would “create an unacceptable proliferation of signage in a particularly prominent location, to the detriment of the visual amenity of the area”.

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