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In previous posts, we talked about hospital wayfinding as being an extension of its advocacy for health and healing. Patients, visitors and even staff who can easily navigate around the sprawl of a typical metropolitan hospital campus avoid the stress and confusion of poor (or lack of) signage at the key decision points throughout the […]

http://www.youtube.com/v/QOGMIOR1gmI?fs=1&hl=en_US This is something you have to see to believe. The Chicago-area icon – Clark Devon Hardware – wanted to upgrade its storefront as part of an effort to beautify the neighborhood. Because Clark Devon is a “mom-and-pop” hardware store in a world of “big-box” stores, it needed a solution that suits its traditional appeal. […]

Our good friends over at the Green Resource Guide beat us to the punch with regards to making available survey results from SEGD about sustainability and incorporating this practice into current and future architectural signage projects. Check out this summary from the Green Resource Guide and click here to open a PDF with the survey […]

If you’re reading this blog, you’re probably a client, a would-be client, or a sign geek. I happen to be the latter, and something I really geek out on is the whole idea of universal symbols –commonly known in the signage industry as pictograms — to improve universal design access and maximize wayfinding ada signage […]