Research Campus in Hamburg Bahrenfeld

Building identification pylon
Building identification pylon
Site map
Site map
Film: How did we do that?
Film: How did we do that?
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Directional pylons with braille and raised graphics and braille
Directional pylons with braille and raised graphics and braille
Directional signs
Directional signs
Directional pylon
Directional pylon
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Directional pylon
Directional pylon
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Directional pylon
Directional pylon
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Directional pylon
Directional pylon
Building identification sign
Building identification sign
Directional pylon
Directional pylon
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Building identification pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Directional pylon with wayshowing panel incl. raised graphics and braille
Film: Making of
Film: Making of

Research and you shall find

Order and clarity – these two requirements were paramount in the development of a signage system for the international research campus in the Hamburg district of Bahrenfeld. The distinctive structure of the site with its elongated or ring-shaped particle accelerators presents a challenge for visitors. To enable clear and simple orientation a map was therefore drawn up, reminiscent of a bus or underground map. Additional accessible use is aided by tactile information and a navigation app for the blind and visually impaired. Digital signage elements also supplement the information available. The design of the system incorporates technical details of the research campus, such as cables and piping or X-ray light.

© Gourdin & Müller / Continuation of project: Studio Gourdin GmbH

 

Contractor
Stiftung Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESYUniversität Hamburg
Realisation
Schreib+KepplerDicolor (prototypes)
Completion
2023
Scope of Realization
Site mapsPictogram systemPylonsDirectional signsIdentification signs
Services
DesignConstruction documentsTender documentation and actionProject supervision and controlProject documentation
Images
Studio GourdinGourdin & Müller

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