DMCC
REGISTERED DUBAI HQ
UAE
GCC & AFRICA
9
SECTORS SERVED
120+
PROJECTS COMPLETED
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WAYFINDING STRATEGY
We analyze how people move through spaces and build clear information hierarchies, journeys and decision points around them.
02
SIGNAGE
DESIGN
We translate strategy into distinctive signage systems that complement the architecture and visual identity of each project.
03
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
We develop detailed documentation that allows for approved concepts to move confidently into fabrication and implementation.
Let us guide your journey, no matter the destination.
We service multiple building development industries including Residential, Hospitality, Commercial, Institutional and Mixed Use.
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Developing an individual approach to the specific wayfinding needs and requirements of each project.

A considered process from first journey to final application.
01
STRATEGY & PLANNING
We begin with the space - its architecture, users, movement patterns, brand and operational requirements.
02
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT
We define journeys, decision points, information hierarchies, and signage requirements across the environment.
03
PROJECT CO-ORDINATION
Strategy becomes a cohesive visual and physical signage system designed specifically for the project.
04
TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION
Approved concepts are translated into comprehensive technical documentation, specifications and artwork ready for implementation.
We understand that signage doesn't exist in isolation. Our role is to work collaboratively within the wider project team - bringing specialist expertise while respecting the architectural intent behind every project.
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TI Design Studio specialize in signage design, wayfinding strategy and technical documentation for the built environment.​
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Our approach combines creative thinking with technical understanding, allowing us to develop solutions that are not only visually considered, but practical, buildable and appropriate to their surroundings.
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We believe the most successful wayfinding often feels effortless. It simply makes sense.
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