What is City Wayfinding and why is it of such high value?

The POLIS 2020 conference calls for reallocation of public space in the wake of COVID19. Wayfinding can play an important role.

Qualitative arguments need to complement a BCR as not everything can be translated into monetary values

Cities are using COVID-19 emergency measures to reclaim the streets for walking and cycling. City Wayfinding gives them a headstart in creating a new mobility culture.

We were privileged to host a workshop on wayfinding at the Walk21 conference in Rotterdam

Local businesses often balk at plans to ban cars on their local streets. They must be convinced that their fears are misplaced

Walk21, the only international conference about walking in cities, helps cities form policy that counts. Rotterdam will be next, 2019

A look at wayfinding from an accessibility perspective, with the City of Toronto

Cycling and walking can now be properly integrated into transport planning, thanks to this three year EU-funded project.

Barbican’s High Walks are a hidden gem. Better wayfinding will help people find and use them.

Wayfinding in stations, especially underground, can benefit from all the help it can get

How much (healthy) walking can be attributed to public transport journeys?

Why calling Crossrail the ”Elizabeth line” could actually be for the best

The walkability of a city is directly linked to the health of its citizens, a new scientific study claims.