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Wayfinding marks that identify a facility rather than communicating a safety condition — toilets, lifts, drinking water, surveillance notices. Grouped apart from the safety signs deliberately: these carry no colour grammar, so a reader should not try to read meaning into their colour the way a green or red safety sign demands. Several are quietly changing as the things they point at change.
A pair of simplified figures marking public toilets.
A figure between two vertical arrows, marking a lift.
A tap or fountain with falling water, marking water safe to drink.
A camera on a bracket, giving notice of video surveillance.
A stylised white figure in a wheelchair on a blue square background, indicating accessible facilities.