VizComm Signage Group completed an exterior monument signage transformation for Savor Stone Hearth Pizza & Wine at a Sheraton Hotel property in Anaheim, California. The project supported a restaurant concept name change and required a comprehensive update to the existing sign rather than a simple face swap. The finished monument combines refreshed Savor branding with upgraded illumination and newly installed sign components, giving the restaurant a cleaner, more current identity within the hotel property.
The Savor project began when the client needed to change the brand identity of one of its restaurant concepts at the Anaheim hotel location.
Instead of replacing the entire monument structure, the scope centered on transforming the existing sign into a presentation suited to the new Savor identity. This required new illuminated components and new pierce-cut monument elements while working within the architectural framework already present on site.
Savor Stone Hearth Pizza & Wine operates as a restaurant concept within the Anaheim hotel property.
For a hospitality setting like this, exterior signage has to do more than identify a business. It becomes part of the property’s arrival experience, helping guests recognize the restaurant while fitting naturally into the surrounding architecture and landscaping.
The completed sign retains the decorative monument structure while giving the restaurant’s branding a prominent black-and-white presentation that can be clearly recognized from the surrounding property.
The project called for a substantial update to signage that was already integrated into the hotel’s exterior environment.
That meant VizComm’s work had to account for more than installing new graphics. Existing sign faces and internal electrical components had to be addressed before the new Savor presentation could be completed. The project also involved illumination infrastructure, increasing the amount of coordination required compared with a straightforward non-illuminated sign-face replacement.
VizComm divided the project into two separate site visits so the electrical work and final sign-face installation could be completed in the proper sequence.
VizComm divided the project into two separate site visits so the electrical work and final sign-face installation could be completed in the proper sequence.
During the first mobilization, the team removed the existing monument sign faces to gain access to the internal components that needed to be upgraded.
Once the infrastructure work was complete, the team returned for a second mobilization to install the new sign faces and complete the monument rebrand.
Although the two-visit approach required additional labor and scheduling, it allowed the team to manage the technical and visual components separately and deliver the project successfully.
The new monument sign uses a high-contrast presentation built around the Savor Stone Hearth Pizza & Wine identity.
A dark sign field provides strong contrast for the white Savor lettering and restaurant descriptor, while the fork-and-wine-glass icon creates an immediately recognizable visual element above the primary wordmark.
The new sign components were integrated within the property’s existing monument architecture, including the decorative columns and the prominent 1855 address marker above the display.
The project scope also included new illumination and new pierce-cut monument components, allowing the existing sign structure to support a substantially refreshed restaurant identity.
The completed monument gives Savor a distinct exterior presence while preserving the architectural character of the hotel’s existing sign structure.
The new branding is visually prominent against the surrounding landscaping, and the refreshed monument creates a more unified presentation between the restaurant identity and the property’s established exterior environment.
The client was thrilled with the completed result, marking the monument-sign overhaul as a successful delivery for VizComm Signage Group.
By separating the infrastructure work from the final face installation, VizComm managed a more complex two-phase field process while still delivering a successful finished result for the client.
VizComm completed an illuminated monument-sign rebrand for Savor Stone Hearth Pizza & Wine using new sign faces, upgraded illumination, and new pierce-cut monument components.
The project was completed at a Sheraton Hotel property in Anaheim, California, near Disneyland.
The brief describes a complete overhaul of the existing monument signage rather than replacement of the entire architectural monument. Existing faces were removed while the supporting monument structure remained part of the finished installation.
Yes. The project included replacement of the electrical systems and illumination infrastructure before installation of the new sign faces.
The first visit was used to remove the previous faces and complete the electrical and illumination work. VizComm then returned for a second mobilization to install the new faces.
A monument sign is a freestanding, ground-level exterior sign commonly used at hotels, commercial properties, shopping centers, offices, restaurants, and multi-tenant developments to provide prominent business or property identification.
In some situations, yes. This Savor project demonstrates how an existing monument structure can be updated with new branded components and supporting electrical improvements when the existing structure is suitable for the new signage plan.
This project demonstrates VizComm’s experience completing illuminated monument-sign work in Anaheim, including electrical infrastructure updates and installation of new branded sign components.
Whether you are rebranding a restaurant, updating a hotel tenant, or refreshing an existing commercial monument sign, VizComm Signage Group can help coordinate the signage components needed to create a professional finished presentation.
