Massachusetts General Hospital
Project Vision
The new wayfinding system for the complex of 18 public hospital buildings takes advantage of its recent redesign, which created a unified network of ground-floor corridors and lobbies. Instead of using building names, the new system is based on “routes” and “stops,” like a subway system. People use ground-floor color-coded “routes” to find their “stop” — usually an elevator that takes them to their final destination. From there, building graphics guide users to departments and offices.
Project Details
Design Team
David Gibson, Cynthia Poulton, Sylvia Harris (wayfinding consultant)
Design Firm
Two Twelve Associates
Fabricators
ASI Modulex (primary), Wallach Glass Studio (donor wall), Kassindorf Carved Glass (donor wall), Kassindorf Carved Glass, Kraus & Sons (banners)