That's really touching -- a great idea, well implemented, with a particularly suiting choice of font!

The impact is very effective, although I wonder what it will be like for the residents, presuming the intention is to leave the text in place? Or is this only temporary, for the opening?

Although the overall effect is good, it strikes me as a pity, looking at the close-ups, that this is a typeface with single forms for each letter: seeing identical shapes repeated in close proximity undermines the apparent handwritten quality of the text and, hence, its individual personality.

It was a one-off, John, and won’t be there forever. And if only! the LettError kidz had the sort of chops necessary to vary character shapes from position to position! When will these boys learn?

Wait.

Anyway, I actually don’t mind the phenomenon, which I think was cancelled out by the really well-considered size and positioning variations. Although legitimate calligraphy might also have been interesting, if unwieldy and expensive.

Nice to see design work for everyone.