SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 01
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Weathered white numbers 300 are mounted on a glass entrance above a painted metal frame. Reflections of neighboring residential buildings overlap with the address, combining identification and the surrounding urban environment within a single surface.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 02
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Gold metal numbers 231 are individually mounted on a reddish-brown wooden door. A narrow horizontal mail slot containing letters sits directly above, combining address identification and postal delivery within the entrance surface.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 03
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Black numbers 315 are printed on a white rectangular plaque mounted on a pale lavender facade. A diagonal shadow crosses the lower wall, while a small circular doorbell establishes a secondary point of interaction beneath the address.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 04
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Gold numbers 616 are individually mounted on a white wooden facade with cracked and weathered paint. Positioned between horizontal architectural moldings, the address becomes part of the building’s decorative structure.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 05
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Cream-colored numbers 600 are positioned centrally on a dark blue fabric awning. A diagonal metal support crosses the upper section, integrating the address into the structure of the building entrance.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 06
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Metal numbers 273 are individually mounted on a dark brown textured panel. The address is presented as a separate architectural element, using metallic typography and a contrasting surface to establish a clear point of identification.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 07
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Black metal numbers 505 are mounted vertically on a narrow white wooden strip. Positioned between a red door and beige siding, the address occupies the architectural boundary between entrance and facade.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 08
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Gold numbers 251 occupy the lower section of a dark blue awning. The address is integrated into the curved architectural surface, identifying the entrance through a combination of typography, color, and structure.
SF Modules – Set 039 – Address Systems – 09
SF Modules — Set 039 “Address Systems”.
Black metal numbers identify address 321 on a pale painted surface. A Master Lock combination lockbox mounted above the numbers introduces an additional layer of controlled access to the numbered location.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 01
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A dark Schlage deadbolt is mounted on a muted purple door near its vertical edge. Scratched metal, worn paint, and a sharply defined shadow emphasize the circular mechanism as a physical point of access control.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 02
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A silver Schlage deadbolt is centered within a square panel on a dark painted door. Scratches, worn edges, and accumulated surface marks reveal repeated use around a mechanical access point.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 03
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A dark metal Schlage deadbolt is embedded in a pale pink wooden door. Peeling paint, exposed wood, and worn edges reveal repeated use and accumulated maintenance around a mechanical access point.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 04
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A circular electronic keypad surrounds a mechanical keyhole on a pale lavender door. Numbered buttons and a physical key cylinder combine two methods of access control, while an empty opening above reveals traces of a previous installation.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 05
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A worn Yale cylinder lock is embedded in a pale pink metal door. Scratched surfaces, chipped paint, and exposed mounting hardware reveal layers of use and maintenance around a mechanical access point.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 06
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A circular mechanical keyhole sits beneath a black LATCH electronic access panel. The combination of digital and physical locking mechanisms integrates two forms of access control into a single surface.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 07
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A silver lock cylinder is embedded in a dark metal door between two vertical metal strips. Scratches, chipped paint, and worn surfaces reveal traces of repeated use around the access mechanism.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 08
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A silver lock cylinder is mounted on a square black metal plate. Scratches and worn paint surround the mechanism, revealing traces of repeated use on the door surface.
SF Modules – Set 038 – Access Lock Systems – 09
SF Modules — Set 038 “Access Lock Systems”.
A silver Schlage lock cylinder is mounted on a dark textured surface. Its concentric metal rings surround a central keyhole, forming a mechanical point of controlled access.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 01
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 1 appears behind a geometric protective grid, its illuminated segments divided by the triangular structure of the signal housing.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 02
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 2 appears behind a geometric protective grid, its illuminated segments divided by the triangular structure of the signal housing.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 03
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 3 appears behind a geometric protective grid, its illuminated segments divided by the triangular structure. A pedestrian walks along the sidewalk in the background.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 04
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 4 appears behind a geometric protective grid, its illuminated segments partially fragmented by the intersecting lines of the signal housing.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 05
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 5 appears behind a geometric protective grid, partially obscured by sunlight and reflections across the signal surface.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 06
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
An illuminated red stop-hand symbol appears beside the countdown number 9, combining movement restriction and remaining crossing time within a single signal display.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 07
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
A red countdown number 1 appears behind a protective grid, marking the final seconds of the pedestrian crossing interval.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 08
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
An illuminated red number 7 appears behind a protective grid, displaying the remaining crossing time within the pedestrian traffic control system.
SF Modules – Set 037 – Pedestrian Countdown Systems – 09
SF Modules — Set 037 “Pedestrian Countdown Systems”.
Two illuminated red hand symbols appear behind a geometric protective grid, communicating a stop instruction within the pedestrian crossing system.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 01
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A blue PAY arrow is embedded in the sidewalk, using the walking surface to direct pedestrians toward a parking payment point.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 02
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A weathered PAY arrow remains embedded in the sidewalk, directing movement toward a designated parking payment point.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 03
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A blue PAY arrow occupies a small concrete panel, embedding payment direction into the pedestrian surface.
Blue PAY arrow marking
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A blue directional marker integrates parking payment instructions directly into the sidewalk surface.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 05
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A worn directional marker embeds parking instructions directly into the pedestrian surface.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 06
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A directional pavement marker remains visible across changing light, guiding pedestrians toward the parking payment point.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 07
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A directional marker embedded in the pavement turns the sidewalk into an interface for locating parking payment.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 08
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A pavement arrow directs pedestrians toward the location where parking payment is made.
SF Modules – Set 036 – Pay Marking Systems – 09
SF Modules — Set 036 “Pay Marking Systems”.
A directional pavement marker organizes movement toward the point where parking payment is completed.
