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This document discusses wayfinding, which is the process of orienting people as they navigate the built environment. It explains that wayfinding involves environmental and architectural design to provide necessary clues and information to help people intuitively find their way. The document also outlines the origins and development of wayfinding, how it works in markets and public spaces, why it is needed, the wayfinding design process, key considerations in wayfinding design, and practical considerations for implementing a new wayfinding system.
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- 2. Preliminary Questions Have you ever been lost? How did you find your way back? “This book demystifies the fascinating process of providing the necessary clues and environmental information that help people orient themselves and intuitively find their way (Gibson 6).”
- 3. What is Wayfinding? Environmental design Architectural design
- 4. Origins of Wayfinding Development of new cities Organization of new cultures, needs, societal and political changes Effective communication through use of diagrams, books, sign systems, symbols, etc.
- 5. The Works of Wayfinding Markets: “Large centers for transportation, education and healthcare, where effective and efficient signage is crucial; on the other are sports arenas, hotels, and mixed-use developments where good wayfinding can support a rich customer experience (Gibson 18).”
- 6. Why Wayfinding is Needed To adapt to everyone (citizens and visitors) To develop effective communication To increase accurate navigation To develop communities
- 7. The Wayfinding Design Process Planning Research and Analysis Strategy Programming Design Schemetic Design Design Development Construction Documentation Implementation Bid Support Construction Administration
- 8. Wayfinding Design Branding and Placemaking Typography and Layout Color Symbols and Maps Forms, Materials and Media Green Design for Sustainability
- 9. Practical Considerations To implement a new wayfinding system: Voice all opinions Need funding and support Weigh out options in an objective manner
- 10. Discussion How does this relate to the concepts we have been discussing in class? Information design Usability Others? What skills from Professional Writing are necessary or will help you with a career in wayfinding?