「隅田川テラス」サイン計画 
東京都

“Sumida-Gawa” Terrace Signage Planning 
TOKYO METOROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT

Category: Environment Date: 1994

Since mid 1980, Sumida-Gawa tide embankment has been maintained as the terrace in the part of Super Embankment, and it has been opened for public as the stroll path along water way. However, it has been poorly recognized with people in Tokyo and has not been used as it was anticipated.
The Signage Planning was to aim at making smooth guidance and comfortable use for people from peripheral area who were in and out of the path and strolling in it. The signage was arranged with graphical motifs of stripes used in a fireman's standard and a theatrical curtain in Edo period symbolizing peoples' vitality. The signage made themselves outstanding from visually congested urban area and vast openness of the river.