How public spaces are structured
Navigation screens with a non-realistic portrait orientation allow much easier trip planning. |
![]() Station hall, Utrecht CS, 1997. Main problem for departing passengers: how to get in. Main problem for arriving passengers: how to get out. |
![]() Station hall, Utrecht CS, 1986, psychological impression. Same position as left picture. Which psychological principles are applied in this design? |
![]() Liverpool street station, London, 1985. Entering this station it is difficult not to see the sign posts. |
![]() Tram station, Amsterdam, 1995. What is the difference between this tram information system and the psychological impression of Utrecht CS? |
Arranging information in a list is very common when presenting words in a dictionary, telephone numbers in a directory and depatures in a time table. One can sctructure a physical chaos such, as a terminal, creating visual lists as well. |
More applied cognitive psychology for design, other than public |
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