Mijksenaar

Mijksenaar is a wayfinding design agency. It has studios in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and New York, United States. The company designs signs and information systems that help people move through places. The site says the company has worked in wayfinding for decades.

The company says its work combines orientation, navigation and experience. It designs strategies, user maps, journeys, identity concepts and information systems. It combines analysis with creative design and psychology.

The site says the company works in four areas. These are urban, mobility, culture and healthcare. For airports and train stations, it says clarity and consistency are essential. In hospitals, it balances wayfinding with light, colour and architecture.

The site lists projects. These include the Museum of the Future in Dubai, life testing at Gerald Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and an audit of Lima Airport in Peru. The site also mentions a beach flag project.

The team includes designers with backgrounds in architecture, digital, industrial design, psychology, user experience and graphic design. The site calls them ambassadors of the user. The company also has a lab and publishes insights on its site.

The site describes the mission. The company wants to make things more contextual, connected, consistent and clear. It says it works with architects, designers and experts around the world. The site has projects, approach and jobs pages.

Contact details are in Amsterdam at Entrepotdok 52, and in New York at 106 West 32nd Street. The Amsterdam phone number is +31 20 691 47 29. The New York phone number is +1 917 924 3322.