WAYFINDING:
ENHANCING MOBILITY ON CAMPUS
OVERVIEW
During the Spring 2024 semester, a new cohort of students advanced ideas for improving campus orientation and navigation by designing a pedestrian wayfinding system. This new system applied Navigator Type research and Mobility Marker design concepts to visual affordances in the campus environment, such as campus boundaries, popular destinations, timed routes, cardinal directions, and ground-level information situated in the gaze of heads-down phone users.
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Our proposed signs are optimized for pedestrian viewing and usability (6-8 feet tall, with simple information sets.)
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