GAS STATION IMAGE AND CANOPY FASCIA
SÃO PAULO
OVERVIEW
Gas station image and canopy fascia in São Paulo! Initially, the owners, looking for a modern and eye-catching appearance, contacted our team and requested the project. After completing the work, the unit located in Ubatã, Bahia, received a new visual identity, which consequently resulted in a significant increase in sales.
SERVICES
| COLUMN CLADDING | PUMP SIGNAGE |
| PROJECT | PRICE TOTEM |
| STORE FRONTAGE | CANOPY FASCIA IN ACM |
PRODUCTION
Due to its large size and excellent strategic location, the price sign immediately captures the attention of customers arriving at the station. In this regard, our team built the structure entirely with ACM panels, using the brand’s official colors to ensure visual consistency. In addition, the logo was placed at the top of the sign, standing out as a striking element and, undoubtedly, an important differentiator for the unit. For the column cladding and pump communicators, we adopted the lighter colors from the brand’s palette, creating a visual harmony that complements the station canopy. As a result, we achieved a balanced, modern, and welcoming environment for customers.

Fuel station facade in São Paulo
We developed the canopy fascia entirely according to the client’s vision, creating a modern design that meets the unit’s aesthetic and functional expectations. In addition, our team prioritized a cost-effective solution without compromising the quality of materials and finishes. For this purpose, we chose ACM as the main material, applied in yellow and blue tones to convey transparency and trust to customers visiting the station. Furthermore, we installed LED lighting on the raised sections of the fascia, highlighting these elements and ensuring greater visual impact, especially at night. As a result, we delivered a structure that combines modernity, efficiency, and visual appeal, strengthening the brand identity and customer experience through effective fuel station visual communication.
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