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Indoor signage system

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about indoor signage system

Product • By Phos Design GmbHWC pictograms (Man, Woman, Wheelchair User, All Gender)

WC pictograms (Man, Woman, Wheelchair User, All Gender)

Our high-quality stainless steel toilet pictograms, combined with a divider, enable clear identification of the different toilets in the sanitary area. As door signs, they enable comprehensible orientation independent of language and writing with a significant message for efficient routing. The self-adhesive pictograms are attached to doors and load-bearing surfaces as toilet signs. With a height of 2 mm, they stand out matt to ensure clear orientation and a first-class design statement. Winner of 3 international design awards, the symbols can be used individually or as a pictogram pair. PHOS Design GmbH -----------------------------------------------------------------We offer different versions of the signage/pictograms. Individ... More

Project • By Karv One DesignExhibition Centres

THE MANSION | RIVER IN THE SKY ON THE 51ST FLOOR

The project is located on the 51st floor of the World Trade Tower in Wenzhou City. Karv One Design focused on creating the Observation Decks to strengthen the spatial relationship between the demonstration area and the project site, while the visitors can overlook the city scenery from the skyline at the same time. Karv One Design has taken inspiration from the Beidou Galaxy and the waves of Tanghe River to express the design's exploration in the urban historical context. By creating design details such as natural light and shadow, materials, landscape scenes, immersive space experience and emotional guidance of multiple scenarios, the modern sales center is like a watchtower full of the city’s cultural heritage.  ... More

Project • By KPMB ArchitectsPrimary Schools

The Brearley School

Realizing a 25-Year Dream: 610 + 590 = One Brearley! The Vision for The Brearley School was to imagine a new home that would consolidate the ‘whole’ school and all divisions into a campus of buildings in close proximity to each other. After 85 years in its purpose-built premises at 610 East 83rd St., the school had doubled the student body and outgrown its original building. After a study of the options, it was ultimately decided that the new 85,000 sf building a block away from the original building, would be a gateway to the Brearley School, and accommodate the Lower School and those spaces that benefit from a larger floor plate and the ability to accommodate technical space.   The new 12-storey expansion is conceived... More

Project • By Batay-Csorba ArchitectsWorkshops

Goh Ballet Bayview Village

In the initial conversations with Chan Han Goh, the director of Goh Ballet Academy, she identifies that ‘dance is not about luxury, it is about the work, and what is done in the studio,’ and that is why the architecture of the Goh Ballet Academy is stripped back and minimal, creating a focus on the technical aspects of dance. The former principal dancer of the National Ballet of Canada had begun her training in her parent’s basement and wanted her studio to reflect the modest necessities for training in ballet.Chan Han Goh wanted the studios to be ‘light and airy,’ where they could account for all movements, such as lifting of the human body. To account for that, the five studio spaces have a floor to ceiling height of five meters, and are... More

Project • By Eventscape Inc.Offices

Deloitte Canadian Headquarters

On-brand, unique and often playful, office designs are an extension of your culture, identity and establishes brand recognition for your clients. Deloitte combined seven divisions into one national headquarters in Toronto and created a branded environment that does just that.By working closely with interior design firm Arney Fender Katsalidis from London, England and local designers Kearns Mancini Architect, Deloitte’s staff met all their work-environment goals. It was Eventscape who engineered, fabricated and installed many of these custom architectural features in the space that make it distinctively Deloitte. TWISTED METAL FINSActing as a cool, edgy privacy wall, is a twisted metal fin wall located beside the ground floor bistro. St... More

Project • By KPMB ArchitectsHeritages

Princeton University

Repurposing a 1929 Collegiate Gothic building as the new academic home for Princeton’s Economics DepartmentThe former Frick Chemistry Laboratories at 20 Washington Road has been fully renovated and with strategic new additions is the new home for key academic and administrative units at Princeton University. The Julis Romo Rabinowitz (JRR) Building houses Princeton’s Economics department and related research centers, and the University’s international initiatives are newly sited in the Louis A. Simpson International Building. This project realizes the University’s Master Plan vision to create a hub for social sciences, and transform the large, monolithic building into a porous, transparent and welcoming learning and research environment.The... More

Project • By KPMB ArchitectsOffices

Bay Adelaide East Tower and Podium

“possibly the most elegant of all Toronto office towers.” – Urban TorontoThe East Tower is the second of a three-phase development to create the Bay Adelaide Centre complex, a new mixed-use commercial office centre in Toronto’s Financial District.Sited to frame Arnell Plaza with the West Tower (WZMH, 2009), a future North Tower will complete the composition. The East Tower, unlike the West Tower, required a more complex massing strategy to include a seven-storey podium and the relocation and reconstruction of two heritage façades of buildings that formerly occupied the site.30-foot (9.5-m) ceilings and low-iron structural glazing establish the lobby as a commanding presence. Ipanema beige granite floors, statuario marble outer core walls, q... More
mss0.5 signage system by Dehullu
mss0.5 signage system by Dehullu
mss0.5 signage system by Dehullu
mss0.5 signage system by Dehullu
mss0.5 signage system by Dehullu

Project • By Dehullu Projekt bvOffices

Visible line patterns in signage

The Dutch Kadaster (Land Registry) reorganised a number of its offices in 2008 and 2009. At the same time, the organisation introduced a new workplace concept that will decrease the number of m2 that it requires. The Land Registry introduced a new house style in 2008. The sleek new Land Registry K and the new house style letter AUTO give the Land Registry a contemporary image. These two aspects were the impetus behind the organisation of the interior signage throughout all buildings. Designer Jaap Elzas created a design that involved consideration of the building, the house style and the workplace concept. The result is a neutral signposting system in colour, which can be used in every building. A frequently seen element within th... More
Signing Polish hospital with mss0.5
Signing Polish hospital with mss0.5
Signing Polish hospital with mss0.5

Project • By Dehullu Projekt bvHospitals

Signing Polish hospital

Since early March 2012 an ultra-modern, new University Hospital in Gdansk is in use: Gdanski Uniwersytet Medyczny. Dehullu Sign Systems supplied a significant part of the inner signs, in the mss0.5 signage system. Characterized by a well thought out design, fine matte lacquer with bright accent colors. The installation of the signs was provided by the Polish affiliate of Dehullu. More

Project • By Dehullu Projekt bvOffices

Signage office in Dubai

Fine signage in a Dubai office with the mss 0.5 signage system. This system provides each customer a tailored solution. In this project the information is subject to change and can in house to be adapted. This is done by means of printed inserts. However, in such a way that one can not see that paper inlays are used. More

Project • By Skidmore, Owings & Merrill SOMAirports

Toronto Pearson International Airport-Terminal 1

This new Terminal, the centerpiece of an overall development by the Greater Toronto Airport Authority, will accommodate approximately 29 million passengers annually by 2015. Together with four pier buildings that extend out into the airfield, the curved terminal will have an area of about four million square feet and provide a total of 77 gates. More