WAYFINDING

For “Saison Romaines” at the Musée Gallo-Romain, we designed three interactive stations: RESTORATION ATELIER, CLEANING ATELIER, TESSERAE ANALYSIS ATELIER, so visitors act as archaeologists.

The Port of Naples wayfinding system marries form and function: coherent layouts and hardware make directions clear and immediate. A four-color scheme differentiates piers and routes, while formats—from compact lecterns to large map totems—and strategic placement guide visitors across the site.

The traboules are hidden passageways that connect courtyards and streets across the districts of Croix-Rousse, Vieux Lyon, and the Presqu’île in Lyon, France. I designed a modular wayfinding system that preserves residents’ quiet and enhances the visitor experience.