German Design Award for “Signage: Spatial Orientation”
Photo: courtesy of Beate Kling
The aim of successful signage is readable guidance and orientation systems. The precondition for this is an interdisciplinary planning process at the interface between architecture, information graphics and technology.
The book “Signage: Spatial Orientation” provides insight into the multifaceted requirements of orientation systems, illustrating the breadth of this topic with various projects.
A comprehensive overview of general principles will familiarize readers with the concept of orientation systems by acting as a guide. Practical examples ranging from simple orientation aids, more complex systems and building identity as a whole demonstrate the concept in both small and large projects.
The publication is available in our online shop.
For more information about the German Design Award 2016, click here.
The book “Signage: Spatial Orientation” provides insight into the multifaceted requirements of orientation systems, illustrating the breadth of this topic with various projects.
A comprehensive overview of general principles will familiarize readers with the concept of orientation systems by acting as a guide. Practical examples ranging from simple orientation aids, more complex systems and building identity as a whole demonstrate the concept in both small and large projects.
The publication is available in our online shop.
For more information about the German Design Award 2016, click here.
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