I like the way your product looks like a question mark. In addition, I think it could be very helpful and time saving to use a touchscreen for information instead of people working in an office. Have you thought about how you can prevent your product from being exposed to vandalism? Are you sure that welding is the best solution, when it comes to mounting? Doesn't it make the product more difficult to transport? Apart from this, your product provides something new and inspiring to the tourists.
Your posters are nice and very clear! It is very useful for the tourists. For the shape, how can it stand? I think you could develop it. anyway, your concept its good.well done.
The idea of making it a question mark is ingenious, I like it! Maybe with some attrctive color, it is easier to discover especially when placed at tourists spots with huge crowds.
Clever use of the form as a question mark! I like the idea, and feel that it's something that would be quite attractive for the tourism industry as well as being useful for tourists by giving them more freedom of movement and independence along with peace and security of mind.
The main question I have would be: How would it stand up, or how would it be fixed to the ground in such a way as to make it stable (to avoid vandalism or otherwise)? I'd recommend adding some colour or graphics to the kiosk itself - while the stainless steel look is quite sleek and professional looking, it does at the same time look a bit cold and perhaps also a little plain. A splash of colour (for example, a lining of colour around the edges, or printed/vinyl graphics on the outside surface might not only work to make it more noticeable in the environment, but also make it more welcoming to tourists who might be lost and uncertain.
I like the way your product looks like a question mark. In addition, I think it could be very helpful and time saving to use a touchscreen for information instead of people working in an office. Have you thought about how you can prevent your product from being exposed to vandalism? Are you sure that welding is the best solution, when it comes to mounting? Doesn't it make the product more difficult to transport? Apart from this, your product provides something new and inspiring to the tourists.
SvarSletreally good posters and system map, although i think that some more exploration in the form could have been done.
SvarSletYour posters are nice and very clear! It is very useful for the tourists. For the shape, how can it stand? I think you could develop it. anyway, your concept its good.well done.
SvarSletThe idea of making it a question mark is ingenious, I like it!
SvarSletMaybe with some attrctive color, it is easier to discover especially when placed at tourists spots with huge crowds.
Clever use of the form as a question mark! I like the idea, and feel that it's something that would be quite attractive for the tourism industry as well as being useful for tourists by giving them more freedom of movement and independence along with peace and security of mind.
SvarSletThe main question I have would be: How would it stand up, or how would it be fixed to the ground in such a way as to make it stable (to avoid vandalism or otherwise)? I'd recommend adding some colour or graphics to the kiosk itself - while the stainless steel look is quite sleek and professional looking, it does at the same time look a bit cold and perhaps also a little plain. A splash of colour (for example, a lining of colour around the edges, or printed/vinyl graphics on the outside surface might not only work to make it more noticeable in the environment, but also make it more welcoming to tourists who might be lost and uncertain.
Other than that, a good job!