Family Club, Moscow, Russia: Wayfinding and Signage System​

A wayfinding system for an all-ages, family‑friendly sports and leisure center that balances functionality, playfulness, and visual impact, accommodating both children and adults.

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HANA·BIYORI: The New Sensory Flower Park at Yomiuri Land

Centered on "Invisible Guidance in Harmony with Nature," the wayfinding system serves as a gentle connection between the park and its visitors. It fulfills functional guidance needs without compromising the beauty of the natural landscape, allowing signage to blend into the environment rather than standing out as intrusive elements.

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AIMING HIGH HAKUBA 2017 (Hakuba City Summer Festival of Art, Music, and Culture, Japan)

Centered on "hand-drawn childlike charm and coexistence with nature," the wayfinding system breaks the functional limitations of traditional signage. Through imaginative graphics and materials, signage is transformed into part of the event, allowing visitors to continuously discover surprises during their exploration and enhancing the immersive "forest carnival" experience.

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Innsbruck Exhibition Center, Austria (Messe Innsbruck) Wayfinding and Signage System

Centered on "hand-drawn childlike charm and coexistence with nature," the wayfinding system breaks the functional limitations of traditional signage. Through imaginative graphics and materials, signage is transformed into part of the event, allowing visitors to continuously discover surprises during their exploration and enhancing the immersive "forest carnival" experience.

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Tamatsukuri Kindergarten

Centered on “Learning Through Play Wayfinding”, the system transcends the functional limits of conventional signage and transforms into a play partner within the kindergarten space. With rounded forms, vibrant colors, and interactive details, it allows children to naturally absorb information while exploring the environment, stimulating curiosity and imagination.

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United Nations Office at Geneva (Palais des Nations)

With "A Visual Bridge for Diverse Coexistence" as the core, the signage system transcends the functional limits of traditional signs. Through modular design and integration of cultural symbols, it fulfills navigation needs in a complex space while conveying the United Nations’ values of diversity, inclusion, and dialogue, serving as a visual medium connecting visitors of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

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