Atlas

Signage for a building with no corridors

The Atlas has three entrances, no straight routes, and a listed interior that cannot take fixings. The system works by repetition instead of arrows: the same eight anchors recur at every decision point, always at the same height.

The pictograms were drawn twice — once for print at close range, once for reading at forty metres — because the same drawing does not survive both.

Scope

Wayfinding strategy, eighty-four pictograms, sign schedule, and a fabrication drawing set.