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Preliminary review finds 22 Federal Street needs master sign plan; committee advises coordinated tenant signage
Summary
During a lengthy preliminary review Feb. 4, the HTC SAC advised the owner and the proposed Pip Stop tenant at 22 Federal Street to file a comprehensive master sign plan for the multi-tenant Nantucket Culinary Center building rather than piecemeal applications.
The HTC Sign Advisory Committee told the owner and the prospective tenant of 22 Federal Street on Feb. 4 that any new signage should be part of a master sign plan for the building, which now functions as a multi-tenant property housing Corner Table cafe (basement), the Pip Stop market (first floor), and Nantucket Culinary Center classrooms (third floor).
Andres Solimel, the current tenant and representative for the proposed Pip Stop market, introduced the project as a food market on the first floor. "We're introducing a market on the First Floor in collaboration with Pip and…
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