The document discusses the A-Clock sign, which is a central city tower shaped like the letter A that turns twice every 6 hours to indicate the time to nearby inhabitants. The letter A is suitable for depicting a tower's peak as it always points upwards. The full front of the A-structure faces east and west at 6am and 6pm to mark the sunrise and sunset. The tower can serve as a contemporary clock tower to easily show whether it is morning or evening. A map shows where the full letter front will be visible across the city at different times.

1. The A-Clock sign turns:
2 X 360° = Full A = 6h / and so on every 6 hours 1

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3. The A-Clock sign turns:
2 X 360° = Full A = 6h / and so on every 6 hours
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4. The A’SSIGN™ Concept' assigns to a central city-tower the task to seek a close
relationship with the inhabitants of its related city. This through a twice full-
rotation of its top, a top in the shape of the capital letter A.
The letter A is most suitable of all letters depicting a tower’s peak,
always pointing upwards to the sky. Off course to make sense the name of the
concerned city preferably should start with the letter A.
The full front of the A-structure is always heading East and West at 06h00 or
18h00, first displaying the rays of the sun to rise, last to display the rays of the
sun to set.
The structure can be regarded as a contemporary church tower indicating what
time of day it approximately is. AM or PM should easily be determined by the
onlooker him or herself. A dedicated city-map shows at what time the full letter
front is appearing at different city-locations. Dedicated curb-tiles may remind
pedestrians these A-lines.
"From my window I can see when to go and fix the evening meal."
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