The Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne
The children’s hospital in Melbourne, Australia, has a new kid-friendly approach to navigation.
Following the meticulous design of its wayfinding program, the new facility contains over 5,000 signs, wall panels and landmarks. A journey thr
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