Wayfinding and wayfinding design: Passini, R., (1984),
Wayfinding in Architecture, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.
(second edition by Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1992) The first book
to introduce wayfinding and to articulate the concept as a
dynamic process of spatial problem-solving. It proposes an
overall theoretical framework and outlines the design
applications for architectural and urban planning as well as for
the conception of sign systems. Arthur, P., Passini, R., (1992),
Wayfinding, People, Signs and Architecture, McGraw Hill,
Toronto, New York. (second edition by Focus, Oakville (Ont.,
2002) This collaborative work with the well-known graphic
designer Paul Arthur, is a detailed examination of the
architectural and graphic components in wayfinding design. Given
its practical content, it is a widely used reference book.
Passini, R., (1996), "Wayfinding design: Logic, application and
some thoughts on universality", Design Studies, 17, (3),
319-331. Wayfinding design applies to the spatial organisation
of a