Finding a way through uncertainty.
An information system should answer where you are, what matters and where you can go next.
01 / CONTEXT
The design problem
People do not read a sign like an article. They scan, compare and decide while moving. Our speculative wayfinding system therefore begins with a consistent hierarchy: destination, direction, supporting details.
→Reading room
↗Workshops
↓Information
02 / APPROACH
Clarity under constraints
Directional symbols are deliberately simple. Text has room to breathe, and a strong contrast helps recognition from a distance. Colour groups categories but does not replace words or orientation.
A real deployment would require accessibility testing, exact site plans and observation with people using the space.
03 / STATUS
A transparent outcome
The result is an original open study. It does not claim installation in a public building or effectiveness measured with visitors.
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