At Triagonal we are always so happy to expand our team of talented people and yet again we welcome two skilful design engineers, Camilla Düsterdich Hansen and Louise Brockdorff. Design Engineer Camilla Düsterdich Hansen has actually been with Triagonal for three years already, first as an intern and later as a student assistant. She…
Flow analysis is something one spends quite some time doing when working with wayfinding. Wherever we work, we do everything to avoid bottlenecks and to make sure people get from A to B as smoothly as possible. It goes without saying that a lot of flow analysis is needed in airports. To ensure a good…
Triagonal is proud to be part of the Grimshaw team developing the strategy for the Heathrow Expansion Project. The project includes the future development of the Western Campus and Passenger Terminal Interchanges. Being responsible for the wayfinding strategy, we will greatly influence the future user experience of millions of passengers passing through Heathrow annually. The…
In wayfinding digital solutions have been a minor revolution. Customisable real-time information, Individualised/bespoke content, e.g. language, different capabilities, expectations, objectives, strategies, Quick adaption to unforeseen changes and emergencies, Quick and inexpensive updates in case of building changes – to mention a few. Two cases are striking to show this possibility of adjusting information: Buildings used…
At Triagonal we are happy to welcome these four vibrant people: Jonathan Pagaard, Steinar Valade-Amland, Axel Nygaard and Louise Kristiansen From the left: Design Engineer Jonathan Pagaard holds a MSc degree in Design & Innovation from the Technical University of Denmark. As Design Engineer, Jonathan works in the intersection between design of products and services,…
Apparently, pictograms were the first form of communication, we humans started out having, when we were still drawing inside the caves. To this day pictograms are an important and handy tool when making signage in complex surroundings. A pictogram is a universal language, which helps us when we need the toilet, the information desk or…
At the end of March Triagonal hosted an event about wayfinding in healthcare in cooperation with The Danish Embassy and the British association Architects for Health. Around thirty members of Architects for Health attended the event and the dialogue after the presentations was thought-provoking in a way only possible amongst peers. Watch some of the…
At the end of March Triagonal had the honour of hosting an event about wayfinding in healthcare at The Danish Embassy in London. We did so in collaboration with the British association “Architects for Health”and were happy have the possibility to do so in the iconic building designed by Arne Jacobsen. Peter Donner, head of…
Triagonal features in the member magazine of the Danish union of Forum of Hospital Technology and Architecture (FTSA, Forum for Sygehus Teknik og Arkitektur). In the article our creative director Peter Donner and design engineer Pernille Rahbek Simonsen explain our latest projects and how essential wayfinding design is to the overall user experience in hospitals.…
Imagine an airport check-in situation without signage. Or how about arriving nervous for a difficult appointment at the hospital with no signs to guide you to your goal. What a stressful start of a journey or appointment that would be. Of the many steps in our process of showing the way, the user journey is…
If you look closely enough a character is a piece of art in its own playful right. It’s a small thing with a big expression. As experts in the field of wayfinding typography is a key tool for us. However, our work is always confined to function: A well-designed signpost is reflected in ease of…
There is no such thing as ‘one-size-fits-all’ in wayfinding. When designing wayfinding, reading and analysing the buildings and surroundings is vital to the creative process as well as to the final result. Triagonal always delivers tailor-made signage, because every place is unique. Contrary to common belief, we often join projects very early in the course.…