Legible London: A Prototype Wayfinding System for London¶
London, T. f. (2006). Legible London: A Prototype Wayfinding System for London: A Prototype Wayfinding System for London.
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- Transport for London's "Legible London" pedestrian wayfinding system, launched in 2007 and progressively rolled out across the capital
This sourceThe Legible London naming hierarchy, in which 'villages' are commonly used place names such as Covent Garden, Soho and Marylebone that help pedestrians relate one part of London to another.
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“published in 2006, has provided the basis for legible london”
- Transport for London's "Legible London" pedestrian wayfinding system, launched in 2007 and progressively rolled out across the capital
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