A Study of Wayfinding: Islamic Art Museum in Kuala Lumpur

Wayfinding is a necessity in human spatial behavior and helps people to experience and perceive the environment surrounding them truthfully. A desirable navigational experience delivers the sense of being secure and familiar for citizens, and encourages strangers to revisit the urban space or talk about their desirable experience with others and recommend their visit to them. Orientation of people inside an urban space and their social interaction inside the environment makes the space alive and prevents urban decay. In this book, our contributors are Mina Bakhtiari, Sabzali Musa Kahn, Kamariah Dola, Azizah Salim and Suhardi Maulan.