Wayfinding is more than a sign pointing to a destination within a shopping centre, hotel, university, casino or national park. Done well, it encompasses all of the ways people orient themselves in a physical space and navigate from place to place. Adherettes has provided wayfinding to prominent Australian companies for many years, using a mix of digital systems and mobile devices to provide subtle design cues and the right level of information at the right time to guide people painlessly through the built environment.
Wayfinding showcase
RMIT University
This impressive digital display integrates a custom made, 23 metre long, tri-colour scrolling sign. The display also incorporates custom developed message software and LAN communication to allow simple and instant message updating.
Westfield
Adherettes has provided wayfinding signage solutions to Westfield shopping centres across Australia for many years. Projects delivered include both traditional static and digital wayfinding signs.
Monash University
Adherettes is assisiting Monash University refurbished campus signage. With angular, chamfered forms the new signage program includes 7m high precint ID pylons, parking information totems with digital screens, street signs, wayfinding totems and building ID signs. Pylons and totem signs have multi planar geometry, aligning across their concrete bases and painted aluminum upper forms.
Margaret Court Arena
As party of the redevevopment of Margaret Court Arena Adherettes delivered all wayfinding components of the signage package. These included a precint Identity digital totem, building entry signage, navigational elements within the precint, and seating bowl entry and seating signage.