Medical complex
Gatchina
KMB
A system connecting 11 buildings in one clear route.
The brief
One address, eleven different buildings
A large site and the lack of modern outdoor wayfinding made finding the right building difficult.
We analyzed vehicle and pedestrian movement, created a 3D site map, and assigned each building its own number and color.
We placed totems with key directions along main routes and maps with building lists at decision points. Colored building numbers continue the same system.
3D map
The entire site becomes easy to read
The dimensional diagram preserves recognizable architecture, making the map easy to relate to the physical space.
0102030405060708091011
Signage system
Each totem answers a question at the right point in the journey
Select a type to see the original vector layout on the right, without rasterization.
Icons
Custom symbols for medical functions
Line icons integrate with the color coding and remain legible from a distance.
Implementation
The designs work in the actual hospital environment
The photographs show installed totems and wayfinding across the complex.
Outcome
Visitors see the route, not the complexity of the site
The system guides pedestrians and vehicles from the entrance to the correct building.
We connected the 3D map, colors, numbers, icons, and a family of outdoor totems. Each element serves its purpose while the entire site speaks one visual language.
- Route analysis
- 3D site map
- Color coding for 11 buildings
- Pictogram system
- Wayfinding totem layouts
- Production-ready artwork
Related case study
Research Institute–Regional Clinical Hospital No. 1
Identity, 3D map, and wayfinding for a large medical complex.
View case study ↗
The first conversation
Wayfinding starts with a person's journey
Tell us about the site, buildings, and visitor flow. We will determine how to create a clear system.
Discuss your challengeOfficeSt. Petersburg
Atlantic City, 126B Savushkina Street