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Identity rather than just information. Our services for wayfinding systems and spatial graphics are based on architectural and brand identities. We combine process-oriented tasks with distinctive design ideas.
 
Our work combines comprehensive expertise and practical experience from the interdisciplinary collaboration of communication design with architecture, interior design and product design.

  • Concept & Preliminary Design
  • Needs Analysis
  • Wayfinding Strategy
  • Information Analysis
  • Preliminary Design Planning
  • Accessibility Consulting
  • Design
  • Design Planning
  • Material Concept
  • Spatial Graphics
  • Pictogram Design
  • Sampling
  • Product Design
  • 3D Visualization and Rendering
  • Execution
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  • Overview & Detailed Planning
  • Final Artwork
  • Prototyping
  • Signage Guidelines
  • Execution Planning
  • Tendering & Awarding
     
  • Implementation
  • Realisation & Installation Supervision
  • Production Quality Assurance
  • On-site Construction Management
Perspec­tives

Wayfinding systems not only point the way.

They provide orientation for a building or brand’s entire identity.

[Translate to English:]

The who, how, what, why and wherefore

Where to is but one of many questions

Orientation systems are not just essential for way­finding, they’re an opportu­nity to shape iden­tity. With the added benefit of making safe guidance spatially tangible as a message and asset of a building or brand. So in addition to typical questions about visitor journeys, we also ask ques­tions about visitor structure, environ­ment and brand.

[Translate to English:]

Value and addressing values

Address cultivation is a compe­titive business

Buildings stand in multi-layered compe­tition to one another. On one hand, as commercial real estate in a highly competi­tive market. On the other, as an address that must be culti­vated for brands as a presti­gious address for employees and customers. It’s all about value. Values for which we design subs­tance, tangible experien­ces and distinctiveness.

Pointing the way instead of just wayfinding

Formative design and haptics

In our increasingly digitalised world, navigating through a building remains a directly physical experience. Therein lies the possi­bility of sensory experien­ces that can signifi­cantly shape the overall percep­tion of staff or guests. In the choice of materials, in typo­graphy, in imagery and even in narratives.

[Translate to English:]

Understanding, under­­standing and under­­standing

Opportunities through inter­disciplinary thinking

An understanding of architec­ture, communi­cation and product design: to function reliably, orienta­tion systems require all these disciplines. We bundle this exper­tise at desk level – to create a uniquely infor­mative and visual spatial impact.

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