National Trust for Scotland - Brodick Castle

Brodick Castle on the Isle of Arran is shaped by its surroundings – positioned on an island buffeted by the elements, nurtured by its waters, defined by mountain and shore. From its beginnings as a neolithic settlement and island fortress to the excess of its days as a luxury estate, this deep-rooted connection with its environment has always been at the heart of the sites identity.

We established a full visual identity for the site, and went on to develop a wayfinding and interpretation system using materials sympathetic to the environment. When applied, this created a consistent visitor experience that made sense of a complex site layout featuring multiple attractions.


Role

Brand Identity
Wayfinding
Interpretation


Credits

Designed at Tangent
Illustration - Dave Morrow

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Site map

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Wayfinding system

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