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Good cities point the wayfaring stranger in the right direction

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Wayfinding is an art form and one too often neglected. There is a whole industry built around this craft that seeks to manoeuvre us around airports, hospitals and cities using signs, graphics and clever design decisions. Perhaps the biggest compliment that you can pay practitioners of this trade is to say that you have never noticed their work: the outcomes of their deliberations should guide you along silently, unobtrusively.
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Cities are like theatres, we the actors. What part do you want to play?

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By Andrew Tuck Verified
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He lives in a bucolic spot in the English countryside, in the sort of village that gets cast in 1930s period dramas. Miss Marple would be very at home in one of the cottages on the high street with their rose-framed front doors. And he loves it. But 20 years ago, he lived in central London and was something of a nightclub fiend.
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Cities are like theatres, we the actors. What part do you want to play?

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By Andrew Tuck Verified
| Monocle Verified
He lives in a bucolic spot in the English countryside, in the sort of village that gets cast in 1930s period dramas. Miss Marple would be very at home in one of the cottages on the high street with their rose-framed front doors. And he loves it. But 20 years ago, he lived in central London and was something of a nightclub fiend.
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