Plain City Entrance Arch
The Village of Plain City approached KRDesigns to create an entrance arch for its new splash park. An archway in the early design renderings had caught their attention. Having already worked with KRDesigns on the Loft sign and two Plain City ColorCore signs, they asked if we could bring the idea to life.


Designed around the whole entrance.
A couple of renderings helped settle the design. As the splash pad team became involved, the base design evolved: the structure could be set lower into the ground, allowing decorative block to surround the bases and tie the arch into the finished park entrance.
A custom build, with a coordinated finish.
Just over 16 feet wide and 12 feet tall at its highest point, the arch was designed and fabricated by KRDesigns. A friend handled the semi-gloss black powder coating because the structure was too large for the KRDesigns oven. The Village of Plain City helped with installation.
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The build in motion.
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