Tag: Information Design
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Reader’s corner book of the month: November 2025
Featuring publications of relevance to our industry, including those cited in SDS e-newsletter lead articles and suggested additional reading, we’ve recently relaunched the SDS Reader’s Corner book of the month page. Each month we will showcase a suggested read that relates to our professional areas of interest, be it a seminal publication or something more…
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Previous books of the month
The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces by William H. Whyte (published in May 2021 by the Project for Public Spaces, Inc.) Walking City Rules: 101 Steps to Making Better Places by Jeff Speck (published in December 2018 by Island Press) Stop Stealing Sheep: Find Out How Type Works by Erik Spiekermann (published in September…
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F&F, Saudi Arabia
XOTOX BRANDING Project name: F&F Client: RJ7 Sector: Commercial / Mixed-Use Development Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia The role: XOTOX was responsible for designing a complete wayfinding system for F&F, including planning, sign design, and integration with the project’s brand identity. The system featured wall-mounted identifiers, paint-on-wall graphics, and hanging signs, all of which were developed…
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Now closed: Call for speakers for SEGD / SDS 2025 symposium @LDF2025: Wayfinding – future thinking
Update (as of 12/07/2025): Deadline for submission of proposals is now closed. More information about this event will be available in early August 2025 via our website, Eventbrite, the LDF25 website and SDS Mailchimps (sign up, if you’re not already on our mailing list). The Sign Design Society and SEGD are in the midst of…
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Azal Wayfinding, Saudi Arabia
XOTOX BRANDING Project name: Azal Wayfinding Client: RJ7 Sector: Commercial / Mixed-Use Development Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia The role: XOTOX provided comprehensive wayfinding consultancy for the Azal project, covering sign design, wayfinding strategy and planning, location analysis, map and directional system development, and typographic standards; all thoughtfully integrated with the project’s brand identity. The scope of the wayfinding design…
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Chinese University Medical Centre
ATELIER PACIFIC Project name: Chinese University Medical Centre, Hong Kong Client: CUHK Medical Centre Sector: Hospitals Location: Shatin, New Territories, Hong Kong Role: Wayfinding strategy, exterior & interior signage designer – included strategic advice and guidance, signage planning and design from initial concept through to implementation and delivery on site. The brief: The hospital site…
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Hong Kong Museum of Art
Atelier Pacific Project Name: Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Client: Hong Kong Museum of Art (Hong Kong Government Leisure & Cultural Services Department) Sector: Museums & Galleries Location: Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Hong Kong The role: Wayfinding strategy, exterior & interior signage designer – included strategic advice and guidance, signage planning and design…
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Projective Design Services
Projective Design is a complete signage & wayfinding design firm based in UAE, KSA, MENA, UK, CANADA. Our studio has collaborated with some of the known architects, developers and institutions to seamlessly combine wayfinding system into the built environment. We believe that the wayfinding design starts and ends with the user experience. A satisfied user…
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Pindar Creative awarded prestigious contract to maintain Transport for London’s iconic Tube maps
Image of an excerpt of a Tube Map (in an Underground train carriage) showing a selection of cedntral London station stops
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Signes Imatge i Comunicació, S.A.
Signes was created in 1982 in Barcelona. We have a long tradition as wayfinding specialists, as well in signage and corporate identity high quality production and implementation. Our challenge is to maintain the highest professional standards – our greatest asset is our team – and to face the future challenges of our changing digital world.…