The Buro North Wayfinding Project Wins AGDA Distinction Award
Meghan Young — October 31, 2010 — Eco
Having traveled a good bit now, I understand the importance of an infallible signage system such as the one seen in the Buro North Wayfinding project. It is so good, in fact, that it's won the AGDA Distinction Award.
Located at Falls Creek Ski Village in Australia, the Buro North Wayfinding signs take the shape of trees so as to complement their surroundings. Red accents allow it to be easily spotted by visitors. Able to withstand all sorts of weather conditions, the signs easily adapt to their environment.
Located at Falls Creek Ski Village in Australia, the Buro North Wayfinding signs take the shape of trees so as to complement their surroundings. Red accents allow it to be easily spotted by visitors. Able to withstand all sorts of weather conditions, the signs easily adapt to their environment.
Trend Themes
1. Nature-inspired Wayfinding - Applying natural elements to wayfinding systems for enhanced visual appeal and integration with surroundings.
2. Weather-resistant Signage - Developing signage that can withstand various weather conditions to ensure durability and longevity.
3. Distinctive and Recognizable Signage - Creating signs with unique designs and standout features to easily catch the attention of visitors.
Industry Implications
1. Outdoor Signage - Opportunity for outdoor signage companies to incorporate nature-inspired designs that blend seamlessly with the environment.
2. Wayfinding Solutions - Potential for wayfinding technology providers to develop weather-resistant systems that effectively guide people in various outdoor locations.
3. Design and Branding - Opportunity for designers and branding agencies to create eye-catching signage that stands out in any environment.
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