UCL Pathology Collection: schematic interpretation panels

Hudson, Mark (2015) UCL Pathology Collection: schematic interpretation panels. [2D Design]

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Hudson, Mark

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The UCL Pathology Collection is housed in the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, and is predominantly used by researchers and students, and holds more than 7,000 specimens of fluid-preserved human remains displayed in jars on shelves. Working with the designers, Mark developed four life-size colour-coded figures laser-cut from Formica, stationed at the entrance. This graphic display acted as a key element of the navigation system guiding users around the collection’s contents.

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2015

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Pathology collection, Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead, London, UK

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School of Communications

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