This book explores human spatial behaviour with a view to the design of directional systems. Wayfinding is defined as spatial problem solving; it takes into account how people make decisions and plans, how they transform them into behaviour, and how they process information. The architectural characteristics of wayfinding settings are also covered. This book should be of interest to architects, interior designers, planners, landscape architects, graphic and environmental designer professionals; academic, professional and art libraries; graduate, undergraduate and college students of design and graphic design.
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