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Lighting and the Multi-Sensory Experience of Wayfinding

Udo Schliemann
Udo Schliemann
Principal Creative Director
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With efforts to revitalise many of our parks and urban areas, we’ve come to realise the profound and complex impact a ‘place’ has on our sense of well-being, so much so that placemaking is now an acknowledged and intentional practice. And that wayfinding – an integral part of how we understand and engage with a place – is much more than signs and arrows.

We move about, take in different views, inhabit and explore our surroundings differently due to the state of the world around us.
Udo Schliemann

Udo Schliemann

Principal Creative Director

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Tecnológico de Monterrey, Arturo. Image by Arturo Benavides/Idea Cúbica

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Planned Parenthood, New York. Image by John Bartelstone; Casey House, Toronto. Image by Gerald Querubin

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Tecnológico de Monterrey, Arturo. Image by Arturo Benavides/Idea Cúbica; OC Transpo, Ottawa. Image by Ben Rahn (A-Frame Studio)