December 4, 2008
Editorial design applied to office wayfinding
The Guardian newspaper has began its move to a purpose-built office in King’s Cross, London. Here’s an example of how the design team have applied the look of the newspaper to the navigation of the office.
4 Comments
Comment on December 5, 2008 by nitzan says:
hey mate, noticed that you are missing the http’s in some of your links over the last couple of posts.
Comment on December 8, 2008 by Kevin says:
Ha, I did some pickups for a second-hand bookshop from their old site, and it had similar stuff but not as slick as this!
Comment on December 8, 2008 by JLW says:
there’s a little piece about it on the Eye blog . . . signage is by Cartlidge Levine, and Mark points out in a comment that ‘it wasn’t all commissioned by me, Cartlidge Levene worked with group of Guardian/Observer people on this, and . . . Giles Brenard and his team from the commercial creative dept did most of the heavy lifting!’
Comment on October 26, 2009 by Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-10-25 - Avoid Contact With Eyes says:
[...] the way the editorial design of the Guardian is being used in their new office – http://magculture.com/blog/?p=2515 [...]
