This topic includes information related to sliding visual display units installed during construction.  Sliding visual display units are writable and tackable surfaces that communicate to an audience.  Panels slide horizontally or vertically and can be operated by a motor or manually.  Educational facilities are a common location for sliding visual display units.

This topic includes information related to display cases installed during construction.  Display cases are used to display plaques, trophies, awards, photos and other types of showcase items.  Display cases are manufactured cases that can be recessed, wall or floor mounted.  Face of unit and side panels includes fixed glass and operable glass doors that swing or slide.  Case frames are produced from wood, metal and plastic materials.

This topic includes information related to electronic directories installed during construction.  Electronic directories are stand alone computers that provide direction for building and facility visitor.  Television display units can have fixed information or be interactive display units.

This topic includes information related to informational kiosks installed during construction.  Informational kiosks are multi-sided directories commonly used in public spaces to provide information or advertising.

Signage is a functional and communicative element found both inside buildings and along paths of travel that are outside of buildings.  They convey information to an intended audience for any given set of circumstance by means of text, graphics, colors, icons, logos, shapes, or other features. Signage also plays an important role in creating an atmosphere that is visually appealing for all those who engage in the environment.