Triagonal continue to grow and we are looking for a commercially minded Senior Project Manager and an Academic student worker to join the team. If you are interested, check out the two job specifications below. Deadline for applications is February 15th and interviews will be held in week 10 and 11. We look forward to hearing…
We believe that continuously testing our wayfinding solutions with the end-user is the best way to ensure that our design is both effective and long-lasting. Therefore, our wayfinding designers Pernille Rahbek Simonsen and Camilla Düsterdich have conducted an evidence study at Randers Regional Hospital to test the effect of our wayfinding strategy that was implemented…
After successfully working in Europe and the Middle East, Triagonal is now targeting the Indian sub-continent. This week Triagonal partner, Nicolai Okkels, is travelling to India to participate in Pune Design Festival and Global Aviation Summit in Mumbai, finishing with a visit to GMR at Delhi International Airport. Triagonal is currently developing the wayfinding strategy…
2018 was a yet another busy year for Triagonal with many new projects worldwide. Especially within airport and transportation sectors, where we at present are working for clients in Dubai, India, Greece, The Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, Sweden and the UK. We enjoy the bustle at the office and hope to take on even more projects in the coming…
Newly graduated Sarah Simone Søgaard-Hansen has joined the Triagonal team. Sarah recently finished her Master’s Degree in Design and Innovation from the Technical University of Denmark, and we’re very happy to include her proactive mindset and creative approach to our team, where she’ll be working as a Design Engineer. “At Triagonal I get to be…
The Danish magazine ‘Hospital Drift & Arkitektur’ has published an article about Triagonal’s work at Randers Regional Hospital, where we have developed a new wayfinding systematic based on extensive user studies. Through these user studies, we have gathered knowledge and experience that enable us to design evidence-based design solutions. Focus in the article, is on…
We have just initiated work with Athens International Airport (AIA). We are excited to help them create better passenger experiences and improve flows throughout the airport. The project includes the Main – and Satellite Terminal Building, the connecting tunnel, the curbside areas and adjoining station. We will design a new airport wayfinding strategy including a new…
We are very happy to announce that we, as part of the Zaha Hadid Architects team, have won the international competition of the new Navi Mumbai green field airport. The appointment of the ZHA team was awarded by GVK, operator of Mumbai’s existing airport as well as the future Navi Mumbai International Airport. The project started in April 2018, and the…
Triagonal is growing, which naturally calls for more hands on deck. Therefore, we are happy to welcome three new members to the Triagonal team: Marco Berends, Mette Mølgaard and Ole Flyvbjerg. Marco is our new and first-ever graphic designer here at Triagonal. He did a BSc in Architecture and after that he graduated in Communication Design…
In the harbour of Copenhagen, a new landmark is being build. BLOX is Denmark’s new world of architecture, design and new ideas and combines both work space, exhibitions, apartments and more in one building. Triagonal has been chosen to develop wayfinding for the entire area including outdoor urban spaces.
We are happy to welcome two new employees, Charlotte Strier Cumberland and Jette Lin Nielsen, to our team.
Charlotte Strier Cumberland is our new service designer with a knack for the digital world.
As Communications Officer at Triagonal Jette Lin Nielsen will be responsible for all of Triagonal’s communications.
For the client Midttrafik we have developed all the visual traffic information for the new light rail in Aarhus. Since August 2016 we have been working on different kind of maps to convey the information in a simple and easy way to give the passengers the best experience. Now the 49 stations have also gotten their…