The Shoemaker’s Son
Do you remember to old idiom, “The shoemaker’s son always goes barefoot?” It references the all too frequent occurrence that...
We Are The Champions My Friends
The Concept of Team This week saw two teams progress to the Super Bowl. Two teams will fight it...
Lost and We’re Not Even Out of the Airport!
There is something unsettling about navigating through airports that makes them rife for wayfaring challenges. Perhaps their large footprints and...
What’s Your Definition of Architectural Signage?
Not long ago, I saw a question posed in one of the LinkedIn groups to which I belong. The question,...
ASI Miami – Creativity, Commitment and Customer Focus
My travels to visit ASI Affiliates in their offices throughout the U.S. continues as I learn about their business including...
Curved Arrow Conundrum
Directional Obstacles Those of us involved in the science of wayfinding are often faced with unusual challenges about how...
The Art of Sign Making
As an elementary school student in the late 1950s and early 1960s growing up on Long Island’s north shore just...
Signage Evokes Emotions!
In October I attended the National Signage Research and Education Conference organized by the Signage Foundation in cooperation with the...
Wayfloundering
I recently attended a meeting at an enormous convention resort hotel near the Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport. Such facilities have become...
The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum of The Parts
Hitting the Ground Running Recently I concluded my first two months with ASI Signage and what a experience it has...