The goal was to develop a budget friendly concept with high impact. The system needed to be flexible, easily maintainable, while observing the wayfinding principles established through hierarchy of information, lines of sight and structured navigational pathways. Surveys, interviews with stakeholders, and a wayfinding analysis of the campus revealed the most effective points of entry, the primary thoroughfares and the key wayfinding touchpoints.

The new signage system sought to structure the major pathways in and around the hospital and bring the important directional information into these pathways at the right point along a journey route. This also included standardizing the signage locations, positions and viewing distances in order to help with ongoing maintenance. In addition the wayfinding addressed the creation of cleaner hospital block identification and more prominent guidance for visitors to the major departments such as Reception, Emergency, Outpatients and Pathology.