[CASE STUDY] At the University of Brescia we have developed a modern wayfinding system that respects and enhances the unique architectural context of a 15th century cloister.
When working with historic buildings, signage cannot limit itself to indicating: it must interact with the environment, enhance it, simplify use without invading the original aesthetics.
When carrying out the project we took into account 3 guidelines:
Modularity and interchangeability:
Totems and wall panels designed to evolve with the spaces, allowing easy and fast updates, without invasive structural interventions.
Color identity for each area:
We used differentiated colors to immediately facilitate orientation between different faculties and campuses, making routes and destinations intuitive.
An integrated approach:
Every element, from materials to graphic design, has been designed to fit harmoniously into the architectural context, respecting its value and history.
If you are looking for an expert wayfinding partner to collaborate with to optimize orientation and flow management, contact us for a personalized consultation: info@seberg.it
