Finding the Way: Promoting easy navigation and the intuitive exploration of your buildings

Publisher: AG Architecture Inc

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Finding the Way: Promoting easy navigation and the intuitive exploration of your buildings

When people are able to navigate your community with ease—without feeling lost or asking for directions—you know you have good wayfinding. While many people look for signage to offer guidance, there are also several types of environmental cues that provide clear communication and intuitive wayfinding.

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