Auckland Airport’s new International Arrivals building will dramatically boost capacity and elevate passenger experience at Aotearoa / New Zealand’s busiest aviation hub. Maynard are proud to be developing the wayfinding strategy for this anchor project in collaboration with Mott Macdonald, Grimshaw, Architectus, and Holmes Consulting. We look forward to continuing our journey helping our client … Read More
On the 3-5 December we will be exhibiting at AusRAIL PLUS 2019 at the ICC Sydney. Hosted by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA), the event has an all-encompassing theme – Delivering Growth; Creating Opportunity; Embracing Technology. Find us at stand 95!
Auckland Airport is undergoing an ambitious programme of development, enabling New Zealand’s largest international gateway to serve 40 million passengers per annum by 2040. Maynard is delighted to be providing wayfinding services across multiple projects in support to the Lead Consultant (Mott MacDonald) and other members of the consortium (Grimshaw, Architectus and Holmes Consulting). Image … Read More
The Abrahamic Family House will serve as a community for inter-religious dialogue and exchange, nurturing the values of peaceful co-existence and acceptance among different beliefs, nationalities and cultures. Lead by Adjaye Associates, this project is part of a global mission to progress a culture of mutual respect and dialogue across all backgrounds, beliefs and nationalities. Maynard … Read More
Through the Downtown Programme, Auckland Transport and Auckland Council are transforming the city’s waterfront into an attractive, people friendly public space. Maynard is working across multiple projects to connect spaces in downtown Auckland for pedestrians, cyclists, bus, train and ferry passengers. The new wayfinding and signage will improve the experience of transport interchanges, and create … Read More
Maynard was commissioned by the City of London to implement the Legible London system along a selection of routes including around the Barbican Centre, the Museum of London and St. Paul’s underground station. We identified routes based on legibility, comfort, appeal, accessibility and safety, and updated the system without compromising on its world-class standard, making … Read More
We are excited to be collaborating again this semester with RMIT University in running a design studio entitled ‘Playscape’. Throughout the semester, the Industrial Design students will consider the concept of ‘play’ within an urban context, to design a product that caters to the inner child in us all. Kate Pleban and Ante Ljubas will guide the students through the design process – … Read More
Cross River Rail is Queensland’s highest priority infrastructure investment, which will enable the extra network capacity required to operate higher frequency public transport that connects with other services and supports other network growth projects. This will help ease the pressure of road congestion, making Brisbane and the whole of South East Queensland even more liveable. … Read More
We were honoured to be invited to the Smart City Guidance seminar where our head of wayfinding Hayley Branston gave the keynote speech — How can we engage users in a world of distractions? It was great to see the cities collaborating towards a common goal and exciting to be in a room with people … Read More
We were thrilled to get down to Chelsea Barracks last month to see our street name and directional signs installed in time for the Chelsea Flower Show. We were commissioned by Qatari Diar and Canary Wharf Group to develop a full wayfinding strategy for the masterplan, culminating in an internal and external signage package for … Read More