Applied Wayfinding

Maurits is working out map scales for a new city project. Can you guess the city?

Applied's Director of Planning Richard Simon speaking at the 6th International Seminar on Universal Design in Seoul last week.

Here are some highlights from our recent work with Springfield, Mass!

Big WELL DONE to our lovely and talented Ellie Baker who run a half-marathon to raise money for Women for Women International UK. 🏃🏻‍♀️
This charity focuses on helping women to rebuild their lives after war.
Click below to read more or to donate.
http://ow.ly/Y2hF30lhzpg

Heatwave is back in UK ☀️don't forget to and fill it up frequently. 😉 Which one are you?

Route 66 by bike? Why not?! 🚲🚲

Route 66 Is Reborn—For Bikes, Not Cars The new U.S. Bike Route 66 in Missouri and Kansas is the first portion of a route planned to follow the whole length of the historic 2,400-mile highway.

Sharing with you few pictures from our trip to Salt Lake City, Utah. 🤓

We've just posted a new blog entry about conference that took place over 2 weeks ago in Manchester. Click the link below to read more!
http://appliedwayfinding.com/cycle-active-city-conference-2018-manchester/

The hardest thing about living in an eco-friendly master-planned utopia?
Meeting your neighbors.
Find out more about Korea's smartest city - Songdo

Songdo, South Korea's Smartest City, Is Lonely The hardest thing about living in an eco-friendly master-planned metropolis? Meeting your neighbors.

Friday read: 20 things every city can do to boost the quality of public life.

#1 "Create a comprehensive pedestrian network that allows residents to walk anywhere in the community"

What would you add?

20 things every city can do to boost the quality of public life Benches, trees, multi-modal transportation, and local food are a few of the suggestions in the Center for Active Design’s new Civic Design Guidelines.