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Science Gallery London

King's College London

Science Gallery London is a space where art and science intersect, sparking conversations around technology, ethics, innovation, and culture. In partnership with Edit Collective, we designed a building-wide wayfinding system and a modular interpretation system for exhibitions. To accommodate neurodiverse audiences, the wayfinding moved beyond text, using sculptural ceramic forms, created with local studio Hot Mess to represent different rooms. Sustainability guided the concept: signage was modular, waste was reduced, and single-use vinyl was eliminated. Most changeable elements were designed to be printed and updated in-house, ensuring long-term adaptability. Extensive accessibility consultations and in-person testing informed the final system.

3D Design: Edit Collective

Ceramicist: Studio Hot Mess

Fabricator: Peter Benett Studio

way finding shown inside the science gallery space
wayfinding application in the science gallery London space
ceramic way finding tile hung up on the ceiling for the science gallery
way finding board in the science gallery London
science gallery London wayfinding and graphic design application (showing people in the room interacting with the space)
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We pitched for a project with DK-CM, a architectural design studio. They told Edit about us.