Original Broadcast: January 31, 2006
Time Duration: 1.1 Hours

This course is eligible for 4 AIA CE Credits; contact craig@segd.org for more info.

Europe is becoming a single, closely-linked economic and cultural area. With the most advanced transportation and urban infrastructure in the world, Europe is focusing on linking its many countries through design. How are European designers answering these wayfinding challenges, while creating design that is unique to traditional countries and cultures.

Speaker:
Pers Mollerup – DesignLab
Christian Lunger - Motasdesign
Paul Mijksenaar, Bureau Mijksnenaar

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Introduction
Sponsor-Akzo Nobel
Open Presentation 1
Slide 1 - Title Page
Slide 2 - The Rise of Modern Architecture
Slide 3 - Bauhaus Movement
Comment on Modern Trends in Europe
Comment on Modularity
Question on Design Comment Ground
Introduction to Paul Mijksenaar
Slide 6 - Advances and Pioneering in the Public Realm
Comment on Urban Design in Europe
Comment on Private Sector Wayfinding
Comment on Integration
Question on Design High Standard
Open Presentation 3
Slide 1 - Title Page
About Us
Slide 2 - Presentation Outline
Slide 3 - motasdesign
Slide 5 - Wayfinding - The European Way
Lost motasdesign Call
Question on Wayfinding Books
Question on Guggenheim Bilbao
Comment on Book
Question on Legislation
Question on Proving Effectiveness
Slide 8 - New Technology
Slide 9 - tomtom Mobile 5
Slide 10 - Museum Audio
Question on Educational Practice
Question on Annual Publications in Europe
Comment on reddot
Comment on Wayfinding Integration
Conclusion

2006 SEGD Teleconferences are made possible by the sponsorship of SignComp, the world leader in providing aluminum extrusions to the sign industry. Visit them at www.signcomp.com.

2006 SEGD Teleconferences are also sponsored by VectorWorks. A sample set of VectorWorks EGD tools comes on each educational CD.

This Four Part Teleconference is sponsored by Akzo Nobel Coatings Inc., the leading international supplier of paints and coatings.