Following our visit to the Lansdowne council flat estate, I began to consider the issue of visual monotony apparent when walking between blocks. This becomes more so apparent when you notice that objects such as the typical bright blue Paper/Cardboard recycling dumpster become strong objects of the foreground (see below).
After a brief consultation with the estate waste collection workers, we learned that these bins are in fact frequently used - despite our initial suspicions.
Therefore I hypothesised a likely connection between strong colours and symbols and how our brains make connections between the two -instinctively over time. This could potentially lead to exploiting means of offering directional clues, some subtle or perhaps full on, to allow for easy navigation to a new systems/bins for recycling/waste disposal (see below).
About This Live Project
Sheffield Homes is an Arms Length Management Organisation (ALMO) set up and owned by Sheffield City Council to manage council housing in
Monday, 13 October 2008
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