23rd October 2018 | Picto News
We are delighted to add Smokehouses at Smith’s Dock, North Tyneside to our growing portfolio of projects in the living spaces sector. Working with Robertson Construction, Urban Splash and Manchester-based Simpson Haugh Architects, Picto have been asked to...
26th September 2018 | Picto News
Image by kind permission of P+HS Architects Picto have been working with P+HS Architects and Interserve Construction to develop signage and wayfinding for the new Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Centre which will be operated by South Tees NHS Foundation Trust. The £10m...
6th August 2018 | Dementia and Wayfinding
Last month we attended a seminar presented by Lesley Palmer, Chief Architect, Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling. The seminar introduced v2 of the Iridis app, “a digital tool to assess and audit dementia facilities, based upon extensive...
17th July 2018 | Dementia and Wayfinding
As more and more of Picto’s clients ask for signage and wayfinding that takes into account the needs of people living with dementia and which sees dementia design integrated into mainstream projects, so Picto continue to explore the current thinking on this topic....
21st May 2018 | Picto News
Our Spring newsletter is back from the printers and ready to go out. This issue includes our latest work across the culture, education and healthcare sectors together with Sarah’s thoughts on The Intersection of Dementia + Design course which she recently...
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