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Wayfinding Strategy
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Enabling seamless journeys through complex spaces.

Wayfinding Strategy

Great wayfinding doesn’t just guide people—it shapes how they feel. It reduces stress, saves time, and builds confidence in environments that might otherwise overwhelm. When navigation feels easy, everything flows better: people are calmer, more efficient, and more likely to have a positive experience.

Effective wayfinding is never just about one element. It’s the orchestration of layout, digital tools, environmental cues, and human interaction into one coherent system. Done right, it enables intuitive movement through hospitals, campuses, transport hubs, and civic spaces—reducing questions, easing pressure on staff, and improving operational flow.

But function alone isn’t enough. Real-world wayfinding must serve a wide range of users—across languages, access needs, sensory preferences, and decision-making under pressure. Inclusion isn’t a feature—it’s the foundation.

That’s why we engage with users early. Insights from patients, passengers, students, and staff shape strategies that reflect how spaces are actually used. We work across disciplines to align every element—from architecture and landscaping to tech and operations—so wayfinding becomes part of the experience, not an afterthought.

And we don’t disappear after the strategy. We support your team to build the clarity, tools, and confidence they need to manage and evolve the system—without needing to call us every time something changes.

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Projects

Thomas Embling Forensic Hospital

Thomas Embling Forensic Hospital

NLWA – Edmonton EcoPark

NLWA – Edmonton EcoPark

Wayfinding strategy for a new kind of industrial site

Frankston Hospital Redevelopment

Frankston Hospital Redevelopment

New Footscray Hospital

New Footscray Hospital

Feeling lost? We solve that.

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