Observing Architecture.
When researching for a wayfinding project, for the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, I begun to look into shapes and architecture for inspiration.
For my project, I took inspiration from the shape of the Titanic ship itself, and made comparisons to the Titanic Museum Belfast. This allowed me to create uniquely shaped signs for outdoor wayfinding and information.
Daniel Libeskind, an American-Polish Architect that I had discovered on my research journey, had become a source of inspiration for this project due to the nature of his work. Libeskind has created architecture which has a resemblance of that of the Titanic and the Titanic Museum, with the sharp angles and creative design.
I found this to be a helpful source of reference throughout this project.
Find out more about Libeskind Studio here.
View the work of Libeskind Studio here.
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