Volume Indication At The Victoria Library
《维多利亚州立图书馆音量标识系统》是一个基于人本设计与服务设计方法的空间导向项目。项目旨在回应图书馆内不同使用者——学习者与游客——在声音需求上的冲突。通过现场调研与访谈，发现现有标识在图标尺寸、层级清晰度以及信息传达方面均存在不足。为此，我设计了一套以 颜色、图标与分贝视觉化符号 为核心的音量分区系统：绿色代表安静区，黄色代表讨论区，红色代表开放交流区。系统采用模块化立方体标识，为用户提供进一步的解释与学习资源。这一设计不仅改善了空间使用体验，还强调了跨文化与低识字群体的可读性与包容性，使图书馆在功能性与用户友好性之间达成平衡。
“State Library of Victoria Sound-Level Signage System” is a spatial wayfinding project developed through human-centred design and service design methods. The project addresses the conflict in sound needs between different library users—learners and tourists. Field research and interviews revealed shortcomings in the existing signage, including issues with icon size, clarity of hierarchy, and effectiveness of communication. To resolve this, I designed a sound-zoning system centred on colour, icons, and decibel-inspired visual symbols: green for quiet zones, yellow for discussion zones, and red for open communication zones. The system uses modular cube-shaped signs that also provide users with additional explanations and learning resources. This design not only improves the overall user experience but also emphasises readability and inclusivity for multicultural and low-literacy groups, creating a balance between functionality and user-friendliness within the library space.