Take the tour ×  I know there is no single correct answer to my
question, so I would be grateful if mods could turn my question
into community wiki.  I’m looking for a book about information
architecture in everyday life outside Internet. The books I’ve
read so far focus on architecturing information on the Internet.
However, I can see lots of things that are informing us in a
misleading way on the streets, public transport, etc. Just two
cases I recall:    • When I go by bus to the city centre, an
information board shows the current date, and names celebrated
this day. There is no information about the next stop that I
look for but every three minutes all stops names are displayed
in a small font sliding quickly. Fortunately, there are also
trams in my city that provide information about next stop (and
stops after it) in a clear way. So it is matter of usable design
• When I was looking for a doctor in a backyard of one’s house,
there was a set of arrows and labels on house informing both
about doctor’s of