Hyderabad Airport Design Concepts 2007
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The document summarizes the signage design concept for an airport in Hyderabad, India. The design aims to integrate the airport's brand identity, maximize visual impact through modern and high-tech signs, and incorporate local city vibrancy and color. Two main design families were proposed - the Temple Leaf and Waves - each consisting of multiple sign types like wall-mounted, free-standing, and flagpole signs to be located both inside and outside the airport terminals and parking areas. Renderings and mockups of the proposed sign designs and placements were provided.
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The Porsche Design Studio is a renowned design company known for its distinctive and timeless style. The document outlines several design concepts for billboard displays created by the studio for Right Angle Media. The concepts explore different structural approaches like frames, louvers, and monitors. The final design was inspired by a picture frame with the image floating within a monumental steel frame. Details are shown for adapting the design across various billboard formats and products.
Dubai Street Furniture 2007
The document outlines the development of air conditioned bus shelters in Dubai from 2006-2008. It describes the original concept designs for the Crescent and Bastakia shelter models, prototypes, installation programs that led to the world's first network of over 900 AC bus shelters across the desert city of Dubai within 3 years, establishing market leadership for the company Right Angle.
Request for proposal(RFP) Design project-Singapore-The Future City 2010
This document is a request for proposal from Scintillus Global Media Pte. Ltd. for a design project to create a coordinated urban street furniture suite for Singapore. The scope of work involves conceptualizing and designing transit shelters that balance aesthetics and technology, along with additional street furniture elements like benches, bins, booths, etc. that follow the same design principles. The design brief calls for the transit shelters to bring together people, technology, and the environment through adaptability, sensing, responsiveness, and interactivity to outshine and outdo the competition. Key considerations for the design include creativity, consistency, modularity, utility, interactivity, and durability.
Mumbai Street Furniture Concepts 2008
The document outlines design objectives and elements for street furniture in Mumbai Zone 7. The objective is to make roads and footpaths user-friendly while allowing limited advertisements. Elements include litter bins, tree guards, benches, shelters, toilets and kiosks. Designs should reflect Mumbai's culture, heritage and modern outlook. Advertisements will be allowed on some elements to make the project financially viable.
Next Generation Street Furniture
This document discusses concepts for next generation street furniture in Singapore. It begins by discussing the importance of street furniture in enriching street scenes and contributing to the public realm. It then provides examples of different types of street furniture elements like transit shelters, benches, bins, and signage. The document notes that street furniture helps give cities character and identity. It discusses the history of street furniture and how it has evolved with urbanization. The document also discusses how street furniture can be used for advertising purposes. Finally, it provides case studies of innovative bus shelter designs in cities like Toronto that utilize solar power and LED lighting.
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Request for proposal(RFP) Design project-Singapore-The Future City 2010
Request for proposal(RFP) Design project-Singapore-The Future City 2010
Hyderabad Airport Design Concepts 2007
- 1. Advertising Signage Concession: Laqshya October 18th 2007 Hyderabad Signage Design Summary
- 2. Design concept: key elements • Airport Brand Identity • Creation of symbolic value • Maximise sign values and visual impact • Modern and high tech • City vibrancy, colour and excitement • Integration with the airport landscaping and architectural theme • Flexibility and expandability
- 4. Types of sign External ‘landmark’ sign modular sign 1.Unipole sign 2.Fabric sail 3.Gantry sign 4.High mast 6. Car park pole 7. Campaign display
- 5. Types of sign ‘Theme’ sign modular sign 1.Icon ribbon 2.LED cube stack 3.Feature wall 4. Integrated sign 5. Wall mount (flush) 6. Free standing unit 7. Integrated utility furniture PTB
- 6. The Temple Leaf 6sheet actual mockup
- 7. The Waves 6sheet mockup
- 9. TEMPLE LEAF
- 13. Main Temple Leaf 12 Sheet FSU - PTB
- 14. Main Temple Leaf DS Sheet FSU - PTB
- 15. Main Temple Leaf 6 Sheet FSU - PTB
- 16. Main Temple Leaf 6 Sheet FSU - PTB
- 17. Main Temple Leaf 6 Sheet FSU - PTB
- 18. FAMILY 3 Unique Wave 6 Sheet FSU - PTB
- 19. FAMILY 6 Main External Flagpole
- 20. FAMILY 6 Main External Flagpole
- 21. FAMILY 6 Main External Unipole – 16 Nos
- 22. FAMILY 6 Main External Unipole – 16 Nos
- 24. WAVE Unique External Unipole – 2 Nos
- 25. DESIGN OPTIONS Temple leaf Main Wall Mounted Design
- 26. DESIGN OPTIONS Temple leaf Main Wall Mounted Design
- 27. FAMILY 3 Curved Special Wall Mounted Design
- 28. DESIGN OPTIONS Special Wall Mounted Design
- 29. Curved Special Wall Mounted Design