When Clough moved into the Alluvion, the
company also attained the signage rights to the
new 22-storey building. Claude Neon won the
tender to supply two neon-lit sky signs in
Clough’s corporate logo.

The 20x5m signs are mounted to either side of the
Alluvion building’s roof blade – a structural steel frame
clad in woven stainless steel mesh.

Claude Neon worked closely with the building architect
and engineer to develop a signage solution with no
visible fixing points on the roof blade.

The two signs each consist of eight fully fabricated
vertical panels that were assembled on site during the
installation. The panels consist of fully welded and
hot-dip galvanised steel frames clad in Alpolic, with
aluminium fabricated open channel lettering utilising
neon illumination.

The project saw Claude Neon deliver two of the largest
sky signs in Perth, with unparalleled corporate exposure
to the north and south of the Swan River.