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Using temporary wayfinding to improve experience during construction work
Over the past years there has been significant investment in our transport infrastructure, especially in the railways. Whilst this gives passengers the promise of an improved journey tomorrow, the consequence is that for many of us, at least some part of our journey will be disrupted by on-going construction works. This means the value gained from a positive passenger experience is deferred unless attention is...
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Office design that boosts workplace wellbeing
The recent “Future Office” feature in The Times included a piece on some of the issues around wellbeing in the workplace and how good design could improve this important aspect of business management. CCD’s David Watts contributed to the piece, commenting on the importance of considering privacy, individual work and personality in the workspace. “Everyone’s got headphones on, which is a cry for privacy,” says...
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Form & Function Integrating Display Technology into Workspace Design
CCD has been featured in a recent article in InAVate magazine looking at how display technology is increasingly being integrated into furniture and is an important consideration in the design of productive workspaces. The article notes that workspaces, especially mission critical ones, are faced with increasing amounts of visual information presented on display technology. Customers are increasingly seeking ways to integrate this technology into the...
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Airport Focus covers wayfinding work at London Luton Airport
Our current project to design a new wayfinding system for Luton Airport has been featured in Airport Focus magazine. You can read the piece here Luton recognises the value that good wayfinding brings to providing a positive experience for passengers. As part of its £100m redevelopment and investment programme, London Luton Airport (LLA) has appointed CCD to develop and implement a new wayfinding strategy. LLA...
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