Wayfinding
Wayfinding is more than just signage—it’s how people intuitively navigate spaces. Through strategic design, typography, symbols, and spatial planning, we create seamless wayfinding systems that enhance user experience and reinforce brand identity. This approach ensures clarity, accessibility, and aesthetic harmony, guiding visitors effortlessly through environments while strengthening brand presence. ↓
Creating the best wayfinding solutions requires a multidisciplinary approach. In complex construction projects and property development, it is ideal to start this process early. Our expertise will guide you through every step, ensuring seamless integration with usability and vision.
Strategy
A wayfinding strategy is a structured approach to guiding individuals through a space, whether an area, environment, or building. It establishes clear principles for presenting information effectively, ensuring seamless navigation. By integrating architecture, user experience, and identity, a well-designed wayfinding strategy enhances spatial awareness. Thoughtful planning creates an intuitive, cohesive experience that respects both functionality and aesthetics, making movement effortless and engaging.
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Sign family
To ensure effective wayfinding, it's crucial to balance the number of signs. Defining a sign family helps clarify this relationship, assigning each sign type a specific function and content while collectively meeting all navigational needs without overwhelming the space. ↓
Design for surroundings
For optimal functionality and experience, the signage needs to be contextualized within its surroundings.
Universal Design
It is essential that the design prioritizes legibility and function for all needs and demands. Universal design ensures accessibility, clarity, and ease of navigation, benefiting everyone, including those with disabilities. ↓
The Grid
For recognition and a consistent experience, it is important to define a layout where information and content follow the same placement, composition, and size across all signs, adapted to the different formats. ↓
