From Horsens to Dubai, naming strategies – i.e. how we designate the various destinations within a given space – is a vital part of our work with wayfinding. In airports and hospitals, regardless of where we work, we deal with people who are in a stressful mode. We know from experience and research that when…
Last week Peter Donner from Triagonal participated in a Nordic Business Delegation in Germany. The Nordic countries in partnership with Nordic Innovation hosted a well-planned healthcare roadshow Krankenhaus Karawane to promote successful Nordic healthcare solutions from the participating companies’ respective home markets. The Karawane visited Berlin and Munich and program consisted of work-shops, site-visits, presentations,…
London based Zaha Hadid Architects and Sydney based Cox Architecture have won the Western Sydney Airport in Australia. Triagonal are proud to be part of the team, and to contribute to the ambition of giving passengers a reliable, fun and stress-free airport experience. When opening in 2026, Western Sydney International will be a full-service airport…
We’re under construction! Temporary entrance! Your new store will open here soon – apologies for any inconvenience! Temporary signage is a subgenre of wayfinding that we often deal with. Either as part of big long-term projects, or when doing wayfinding in a building that’s in the process of reconstruction. It’s normally a double bound task:…
We may not be aware of it, but we focus on and navigate after light in a room. We follow the light, we are drawn towards it instinctively, as we think a place that is lit up, is a place with some sort of activity. Hence this mechanism, light is a way of making a…
Triagonal congratulates Mai Ly Nguyen on her recent graduation with a MSc degree in Design & Innovation from the Technical University of Denmark. Design games have commonly been used as a means to involve stakeholders in the design process. Mai Ly’s master thesis explores how cooperative game mechanics can encourage creativity. And more specifically how…
Over the next nine months and in close collaboration with Dubai Airports Corporation and Ramboll Middle East, Triagonal will further develop and refine a new overriding wayfinding concept and strategy that we conceived for Dubai Airport (DXB) – the world’s third largest airport – benefitting close to 90 million passengers every year.
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,…