Basic is a series about the basic disciplines of graphic design. After Basic Logos, Packaging, Corporate Identity, Brochures and Promotions, the newest one is about Signage, and is classified according to the type of environment; urban, cultural, commercial, corporate, events, health-care. Basic Sign features different signage works and strategies developed by designers from around the [&hellip
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A compendium of guide signs from around Asia to be used as reference by designers, marketers and town planners. Features signs in hotels, educational facilities, medical centres, museums, theatres, amusement facilities, corporate facilities, shops and public spaces. Clear photographs and accompanying illustrations provide a full range of approaches to design and communication. RECEIVE 10% OFF [&hellip
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The true importance of signage and wayfinding systems only becomes evident when they do not work. This book presents the unsung heroes of functional graphic design. RECEIVE 10% OFF THIS TITLE WITH DISCOUNT CODE:
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The goal of this book is to communicate knowledge and information which help in the planning and application of effective orientation systems in the tourist industry. International examples from all areas of tourism create a valuable overview of the subject. Topics covered include: congress centres, hotels, museums, parking structures, and medical facilities. The goal of [&hellip
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This publication is an in-depth study on sign design. The fifty-plus projects were carefully chosen to feature diverse aspects of the discipline, leaving virtually no terrain uncharted in the field of wayfinding and signage. Interviews with the world’s most prominent design firms and sign experts reveal candid comments on the inspiration behind their work, the [&hellip
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Where am I? What can I do here? Where can I go from here? How do I get out of here? Consciously or not, we ask such questions every day as we navigate the places and spaces of our lives. Whether we find ourselves in a museum, hospital, airport, mall, or street in an unfamiliar [&hellip
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As more spaces turn into public areas and become increasingly complicated, people, more than ever, need to know where they are and where they are going. To bring clarity to this confusion, graphic design is crucial, but the design of wayfinding systems is also a collaborative process. This is a stress-relieving handbook for designers working [&hellip
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