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20 Jul 2008 Wayfinding', Arthur and Passini (1990, page A-1) introduced the term. 'environmental communication'. i.e. 'transfer of orientation, wayfinding. (direction) and other information within the built environment by means of signs and other communications devices or architectural features to enable people to reach.
Legibility of the built environment is served by the following components (Arthur and Passini,. 1992):. Architectural Wayfinding Components. Objective. Components. Elements. Clear articulation and coherent grouping of exterior and interior spaces. Shaping site and setting. Landscaping, berming. Roadways, entrances/exits.
SOURCE: Journal of Architectural and Planning Research 15 no2 133-51 Summ '98. The magazine publisher is the copyright . imposed itself as a complementary notion to spatial orientation (Passini, 1984a, 1984b). Wayfinding refers to the problem-solving abilities necessary in reaching destinations. Cognitive maps, in.
wayfinding design. In 1992, University of Montreal architect and environmental psychologist Romedi. Passini collaborated with the late Toronto designer Paul Arthur on Wayfinding: People,. Signs, and Architecture in 1992 (reissued in 2002), a seminal work that the codified architectural and cognitive research on wayfinding
By Paul Arthur & Romedi Passini. This book brings together expertise on all three of the elements that comprise wayfinding within the context of the built environment: architecture, graphics, and verbal human interaction. In other words, this book is not just about signs; it is about everything one needs to know in order to
1.1.2 Other Studies of Wayfinding in Architecture. Beside Passini's seminal research, there are some other studies focusing on wayfinding in architecture, in particular indoor wayfinding. However, most of these studies were in specific settings, such as hospitals (Carpman & Grant,. 1993; Carpman, Grant, & Simmons, 1985)
human-oriented product design (Norman, 1988), many of which are important to wayfinding design. In 1992, University of Montreal architect and environmental psychologist Romedi Passini collaborated with the late Toronto designer Paul Arthur on Wayfinding: People, Signs, and. Architecture (reissued in 2002), a seminal
This distinction gained acceptance in the early '70s when researchers discovered that, to understand how people find their way, they first need to understand the underlying process. Architect and environmental psychologist Romedi Passini articulated spatial problem-solving in his books, Wayfinding in Architecture and
16 Apr 2010 Theses and Dissertations by an authorized administrator of Scholar Commons. For more information, please contact scholarcommons@usf.edu. Scholar Commons Citation. Abrams, Jason Brandon, "Wayfinding in Architecture" (2010). Graduate Theses and Dissertations. scholarcommons.usf.edu/etd/
psychologist Romedi Passini extended Lynch's theory to architectural spaces, man-environment relation, Passini made the first empirical study of wayfinding process. 2 . He made his book Wayfinding in architecture and tackled the subject in greater depth. .. cranepsych.com/Psych/Theories_of_Perception.pdf. ??
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