Architectural Modern Clocks.
When you need make a special Statement
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ChronoArt designs and manufactures clocks.
Below are some examples of our production clocks.
Many can be adapted into large Lobby clocks to fit your design goals.
For one example look at the TimeArt below, third clock down on the left.
It could be transformed into:
Note that a digital display in these could be added and normally OFF, and hidden with smoke grey acrylic. But it could turn on for a few seconds at each new minute. So, on the minute, each minute, there would be a learning mode. First, for example, the hour only could light on both the art display, and the digital display. Then only the fives of minutes would show on both displays, then only the minutes would display on both, then the complete time display on both, then the digital display would fade to off, and only the Art display would be lit for the rest of that minute. The art display minutes could be morphed to a new random pattern every 10 seconds to create interest. You could use white for the non-significant segments, or random color like in my TimeArt clock.
In this example the squares are large --- like 10" X 8"
The squares could be in a large circle, more like a clock face, instead of the rectilinear matrix look shown above.
The colors of the digits could be made to match the colors of the art display segments.
For long term reliability, the Light Emitting Diodes would be run very conservatively so they would last the life of the building.
Projects run from $25,000 to $50,000
Costs are affected by factors such as, if existing microprocessors programs can be use, the clock size, if you can do the installation yourself, unions, building codes, building engineers maintenace manuals, etc.
Call me, Barry Gamble at 1-800-328-1895, to see if any of these concepts can be modified to fit you needs.
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Chrono-Art Inc.
9175 Poplar Ave.
Cotati, CA 94931
To ask questions please call me Barry Gamble 1-800-328-1895