QR Codes on Setting Out Pins

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To widen the way in which the site communicates information about the project to the public, it has created and installed setting out pins engraved with a QR code at various points along its external boundary.

These are linked to bespoke websites for each block, sharing artist impressions from designated set out points, setting out drawings, capturing services within the area and providing an overview of the project.

The system is linked to the project website, created for surrounding neighbours, providing current and upcoming information regarding the project.

The pins are located externally where heavy footfall is experienced. The site reports a high level of interaction at all times of the day which it can track.

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Monitor Report. Galliford Try. North East. June 2021.

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