Renovations at the Toronto Reference Library aim to transform the library experience and reposition the TRL at the heart of the community. Entro’s role in the TRL renovation has focused on the wayfinding design for the entire site, including appropriate naming of signage for the collections.

In addition to wayfinding and donor recognition programs, Entro designed an interpretive signage program that pays tribute to the site's history and the Don Jail heritage building, which now houses the offices of Bridgepoint Active Healthcare.

When the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research moved to their new facility, Entro developed a simple yet representative signage and identity program.