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Wayfinding design

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about wayfinding design

Project • By Sentiform • Offices

AUTODOC Berlin Workplace Branding

For AUTODOC’s new workplace at Berlin’s Tacheles, Sentiform developed an integrated workplace branding and wayfinding system inspired by the people at the heart of the business: mechanics, garage owners and repair professionals. Created around the concept “Hands & Heart”, the project translates the culture of making, fixing and assembling into the workplace. Rather than relying on familiar automotive imagery, the design draws from workshop materials and construction logic. Pegboards, metal components, visible fixings and layered assemblies give the signage a tactile, crafted quality while connecting the office branding directly to AUTODOC’s customer culture. Sabīne Zoltnere Sabīne Zoltnere Sab... More

Project • By C& Partners Architects Inc • Hospitals

King Square Healthcare - Toronto

King Square Healthcare is a full-service medical facility within the newly developed ‘Kings Square Mall’ in Markham, Ontario. C& Partners was commissioned to design an extensive medical clinic on the ground and third floors of the mall. C& Partners Architects The main challenge, which informed the main design concept, was to find a way to connect the medical facility’s pharmacy and wellness retail located on the ground with its related medical clinics located on the third floor. C& Partners Architects Creating a visual connection would allow patients and visitors to be conveniently directed from shopping and pharmacy on the first floor to the medical services offered on the third floor quickly navig... More

Project • By XDGA • Offices

146_Province Headquarters

The new building replaces a complex of modernist building volumes that used to occupy the entire site and could not be adapted to today’s sustainability standards. As the Antwerp city centre has few public green surfaces, the transformation of the site from a merely private, mineral and infrastructural area into a public garden is a crucial requirement of the competition brief. Surrounded by fragments of public green, the parcel is key to the formation of a larger, coherent park. Another – contradictory - demand was to maintain a more recent representational pavilion, which was positioned as an obstacle in between the fragments. © XDGA-Matthias Van Rossen By situating the full program in a compact volume across the p... More