Wayfinding in Architecture¶
Passini, R. (1984). Wayfinding in Architecture.
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- Wayfinding System
- Interventionist, the design moves keyed to where the agent decides. The licensed interventions place cues by the structure of the navigator's decisions, each carrying a prediction. Decision-point identification: cues belong where choices are made, not uniformly
This sourceThe decision-making model of wayfinding, in which information is taken up and used at particular decision points; the placement rule is an application of it.
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- Interventionist, the design moves keyed to where the agent decides. The licensed interventions place cues by the structure of the navigator's decisions, each carrying a prediction. Decision-point identification: cues belong where choices are made, not uniformly
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