Майк Роулинсон "Создание удобной транспортной...

Mobile City: How to make public transport attractive

Delivering a legible transport system for the people of Moscow Mike Rawlinson, Design Director @city_id #MUF2014

___ Wayfinding for Moscow2013

Wayfinding for Moscow, 2014 Client: MDOT

City ID and Billings Jackson Design are currently collaborating on a new city-wide wayfinding system for Moscow.

Transit modes in system

WalkingCyclingMetroBusTrolly BusTramRail TaxiFerry

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High CommissionD4 Charing Cross HotelE3 ENO at the London

ColiseumA3 Horse Guards ParadeA3 Household Cavalry

MuseumD1 National GalleryE2 National Portrait

GalleryC2 Nelson’s ColumnC4 New Players TheatreC4 Nigeria High

CommissionC4 Playhouse TheatreC6 R.S. Hispaniola

Best practice

Legible London2004 onwards

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Astoria HealthPlayground

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Southpoint Park

St. Catherine’s Park

Spirit Playground

Athens Square

Rainey Park

SocratesSculpturePark

Twenty-FourSycamores Park

MurrayPlayground

Hunter’s PointCommunity Park

Thomas P.Noonan, Jr.Playground

Lou LodatiPlayground

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BlackwellPark

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QueensbridgeBaby Park

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Citicorp Building One Court Square D6

Clocktower Plaza F5

Coler-Goldwater Speciality Hospital Goldwater Campus

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Court Square Library D6

Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs C6

Fisher Landau Center for Art F4

Flux Factory F5

Hunter College A1

IDC NY Sign E7

Kaufman Astoria Studios H4

LaGuardia Community College E7

LaGuardia Performing Arts Center F7

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Broadway H3

Greenpoint Avenue H8

Jackson Avenue D7

Queens Boulevard G7

Queens Plaza E5

Steinway Street H4

Vernon Boulevard C6

Astoria Health Playground F1

Athens Square H1

Blackwell Park C3

Dutch Kills Green E6

Dutch Kills Playground F3

FDR Four Freedoms Park A5

Gantry Plaza State Park B6

Hunter’s Point Community Park B7

Hunters Point South Park A7

John Jay Park C1

Lou Lodati Playground H6

Manhattan Avenue Street End Park B8

Murray Playground C6

Octagon Park D1

Old Hickory Park C7

Playground Thirty Five H4

Queensbridge Baby Park D5

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21 St-Queensbridge D4

33 St-Rawson St F6

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39 Av F5

40 St-Lowery St H7

68 St-Hunter College A1

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Hunters Point South (Ferry) A7

Hunterspoint Av (LIRR) D7

Long Island City (LIRR) B7

Queens Plaza F6

Queensboro Plaza E5

Roosevelt Island C3

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Steinway St H4

Vernon Blvd-Jackson Av C7

Queensbridge Park C4

Rainey Park E1

Ravenswood Playground F2

Southpoint Park B5

Spirit Playground E3

St. Catherine’s Park B2

Thomas P. Noonan, Jr. Playground H7

Twenty-Four Sycamores Park B3

Rockefeller University B2

Roosevelt Island Library C3

Roosevelt Island Tramway B3

SculptureCenter E6

Silvercup Studios D5

Socrates Sculpture Park E1

Thalia Spanish Theatre H8

TransCanada Power Plant D3

UA Kaufman Astoria Studios H4

Long Island City Art Center Secret Theatre

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Long Island City Library E3

Long Island Gantry B7

MoMA PS1 D6

Museum of the Moving Image H4

New York Architectural Terra Cotta Works

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New York Irish Center C7

New York Power Authority Power Plant C5

New York-Presbyterian Hospital B2

New York State Supreme Court Queens County

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Queensbridge Library D4

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Visit Shop Eat and drink Relax and play

Things to see and do

New York City’s largest cluster of art institutions and museums outside of Manhattan is in LIC. LIC’s artistic and cultural offerings include fine art, at places like MoMA PS1 (D7), SculptureCenter (E6) and Noguchi Museum (E1); theater, at venues like the Chocolate Factory Theater (B7) and Secret Theatre (D6); and film, at the Museum of the Moving Image (H4).

LIC has a wide variety of restaurants and cafes offering an array of world cuisines at every level of dining, as well as a great selection of unique bars.

Many places to eat and drink are located on Vernon Boulevard (B7) and Jackson Avenue (D7), 44 Drive (D6), Queens Plaza (E5), and 36 Avenue (G4).

There are many wonderful parks and plazas in the area for relaxation and play. Perhaps the grandest among them is Gantry Plaza State Park and Hunters Point South Park (A7), which offer ample seating and spectacular waterfront views of Midtown Manhattan.

Gantry Plaza State Park also is home to the famous Pepsi-Cola sign (B6), which occupies the former site of a Pepsi-Cola factory. Enjoy ferries, food, dog runs, playgrounds and quiet spaces.

LIC offers a diversity of unique shops. LIC’s central retail strip is Vernon Boulevard (B7). Look out for stores along Jackson Avenue (D7), the eastern portion of Queens Plaza (E5), and in Sunnyside (H7).

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Wayfinding for Moscow


The current situation

Without love, care nor dignity.


Wayfinding encompasses all the ways in which people orientate themselves in physical space and navigate from place to place.

Key principles:

1. Better than best practice 2. User centred 3. Whole journey 4. All modes and media 5. Unified design language


Putting people at the heart of the journey experience

Moscow is delivering a user-centred approach to designing and planning transport for people moving around the city.


A unified navigation system – the most comprehensive of its kind anywhere in the worldThe vision is to build a world-class legible transport network that improves the experience of the city for its citizens and visitors alike.The ‘glue’ to connect the city

A transport network communicated through a unified system of connected parts.

It involves the design and installation of 1,000’s of elements to join up the network.

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A range of new products

The wayfinding elements will be with the user every step of their journey, above ground and below ground.

Each and every product will be designed for its specific location providing tailored travel choices to enable people to take their next step with confidence.


Initial concepts

Conceived to combine function with beauty.

Moscow Sans Four weights: Regular, Medium, Bold, ExtraBold

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Building a unique visual identity

A unique visual identity can help connect transport services and aid navigation.

Many great cities have their own typeface. Now Moscow has Moscow Sans. Designed by A2 Type with Ilya Ruderman. It will become part of Moscow’s DNA and enduring city identity.



Bespoke pictogram set

Drawn from the ‘DNA’ of the city and to reflect the character of the unique urban environment.

Designed specifically for Moscow, they deliver the required levels of legibility on all information products within the wayfinding system.


Mapping system for all modes

Heads up mapping, always orientated to the flow of a person’s location and onward journey provides walking time and crucially reveals pedestrian space, not just a road layout. The underground Metro environment is also shown to allow planning and navigation.


Building illustrations

Two and three dimensional representations of clearly visible and known landmark buildings are used as an added layer of information to aid navigation.

These beautiful illustrations developed with Ocula bring the personality and reality of the city to the information.


Typographic standards

Minimum type sizes relative to acceptable reading distances meet international standards.

Colour

Colour and contrast is tested to ensure maximum legibility for visually impaired users.



Inspired by Moscow and its Metro.


Product design

The products have been designed to respect and compliment the varied environments in which they are placed.

Their dignified form is a response to the architecture of Moscow’s buildings, public realm and Metro interiors.

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Entrance Signifier

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Network Diagram & Local Area Map

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Exit Sign – Turnstile

Entrance Sign – Turnstile

Ticket Desk Sign

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6.1 Wall Plate. 6.2 Wall Box. 6.3 Glass Vinyl

7.1.1 Wall Plate. 7.1.2 Wall Box 7.1.3 Glass Vinyl 7.1.4 Turnstile Vinyl

7.2.1 Wall Plate. 7.2.2 Wall Box. 7.2.3 Glass Vinyl 7.2.4 Turnstile Vinyl

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Direction Sign – Entrance to escalator8.1

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Planning

The location of each product is being carefully planned and positioned in the environments in which they are placed.


Product materials and performance

The products are fabricated from high-quality, durable materials which contrast and complement each other according to a variety of functions.



Each one created to enable the user to take the next steps in their journey with confidence.


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Садовое кольцо Garden Ring

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Парк ГорькогоPark Gorkovo

КремльKremlin

ЗоопаркZoo

Министерствоиностранных делMinistry of Foreign Affairs

Гостиница«Украина»Hotel Ukraine

Белый домWhite House

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Музей Н.В. ГоголяGogol Museum

ЗоопаркZoo

Дом-музей ШаляпинаShalyapin House Museum

Жилой дом на КудринскойKudrinskaya SqBuilding

Музей ВостокаState Museum of Oriental Art

МосковскаяконсерваторияMoscow Conservatory

Церковь Вознесения ГосподняChurch of theGrand Ascension

Cинагога на Б. БроннойBronnaya Synagogue

© 2014 COPYRIGHT BILLINGS JACKSON DESIGN AND CITY ID 3

Design Proposals!Standard Shelter - 5 Bay Solution


Extending the quality of the Metro to all modes

The quality of Moscow’s Metro stations is unparalleled and the same design ethos needs to extend to all forms of surface transport.

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Рязанский проспект Ryazansky prospekt

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улица Красный Казанец ulitsa Krasniy Kazaный Казанец ulitsa Krasniy Kazanets

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РАЙОН ВЫХИНО-ЖУЛЕБИНОRAYON VYKHINO-ZHULEBINO

Выхино вокзалVykhino Station

Государственный университет управленияState University of Management

Связной Svyaznoy

ПЛОЩАДЬ АМИРАЛКАРА КАБРАЛА PLOSCHAD AMIRALKARA KABRALA

Детский сад #867Kindergarden #867








Planning for viable alternatives to the car

To create a truly interconnected transport system the goal must be to make the transport network legible – a network that is easy to understand and intuitive to use.

Making public transport more attractive

1. Put people first – the designer is not the hero 2. Holistic approach – co-plan, co-design, co-deliver 3. Vision and values – aim to be better than best practice 4. Of the city for the city – a unique expression 5. Seamless – extendable but with flexibility 6. Build design resources – ensure legacy 7. Invest once and wisely – quality delivers a ROI

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