results the project was formally adopted by TfL for further development and evaluation in collaboration with the design agencies. Three pilot schemes were commissioned in Westminster/Camden, South Bank, and Richmond and Twickenham to demonstrate how the system could be applied and work for different urban forms and travel demands, and further test the signs' design, mapping scales and information content. A fourth pilot was commissioned by Westminster City Council for the West End. A survey following the pilot schemes showed an extremely high degree of support among members of the public. Outside London Legible London-style monoliths and fingerposts have also been introduced on streets and canals in Stoke-on-Trent Awards Gold Medal, Design for Society section, Design Business Association Design Effectiveness Awards, 2008 Ordnance Survey MasterMap Award for Better Mapping, British Cartographic Society, 2009 Honor Award, Society for Experiential Graphic Design, 2010 References External links "Legible London: Can better signs help people understand an extremely disorienting city?" in Slate. 4 March 2010. Bristol Legible City Applied Wayfinding Lacock Gullam Home - Applied Wayfinding Legible London 10th anniversary The making of the Legible London basemap Walking in London Infrastructure in London