Museum Wayfinding Design and Fabrication

Description

Renfrewshire Council has appointed a suitably qualified Lead Designer to act as Designer, Fabricator and Principal Designer to develop and deliver a wayfinding programme within Paisley Town Centre ahead of and following the reopening of Paisley Museum. Lot 1: In advance of Paisley Museum reopening, Renfrewshire Council has appointed a suitably qualified, experienced, and creative Lead Designer to deliver the Museum Wayfinding Design and Fabrication project. The Lead Designer will act as Designer, Fabricator and Principal Designer to develop and deliver a programme of wayfinding works with high visual impact in Paisley town centre, primarily within Paisley Town Centre Conservation Area. With a focus on town centre arrival points and pedestrian routes leading to Paisley Museum and connecting Paisley’s other town centre venues, the purpose of this programme of works is to: - install bespoke boundary markers to aid wayfinding at key pedestrian decision points in the town centre - where space allows, install new seating in the vicinity of – or integral to – boundary markers - in the locations of boundary markers, identify what existing signage and street furniture could be removed to declutter those areas and improve wayfinding