Digital Signage for Ottawa Condos and Commercial Buildings

Ottawa's condominium stock spans downtown and Centretown high-rises, buildings along the LRT corridors, and suburban mid-rises and townhouse communities. Its office market includes many buildings serving government and associated tenants. Digital screens suit both.

Bilingual communication

Many Ottawa buildings communicate in both English and French. Printed bilingual notices are long and cluttered. A screen can:

• Alternate English and French versions of each notice
• Show both side by side in a landscape layout
• Use separate templates for each language with consistent design

Plan this from the start so templates are designed for both languages.

Winter operations

Ottawa winters make certain notices essential:

• Snow-clearing schedules and parking restrictions
• Ice warnings at entrances
• Garage cleaning after the salt season
• Heating system maintenance

Screens at garage entrances and parking-level elevator landings put winter notices where drivers see them. See maintenance notices on signage.

Office buildings

Commercial landlords use lobby and elevator screens for tenant communication, directories and security information. See tenant communication screens and digital directories.

Approvals

Ottawa condominium corporations (commonly numbered with prefixes such as CCC or OCSCC) follow section 97 of Ontario's Condominium Act for changes to the common elements. See owner approval for lobby screens.

Electrical

As everywhere in Ontario, electrical work for hire must be done by a licensed electrical contractor with an ESA notification. See ESA notifications.

Working with us in Ottawa

Ottawa projects are scheduled as planned site visits. Surveys are free; contact us with the building details and we'll arrange a date.