Tips for Making the Wayfinding Plan and Signage for Medical Facilities Effective
Because most hospitals have been around for several decades and have undergone several renovations and additions, visitors and patients often...
Does Your Interior Design, Wayfinding Plan and Signage Solution Take the Audience into Consideration?
Feb 4, 2011
In the last 10 years, conference halls and hotels have made tremendous strides in making their interior spaces more inviting...
Healing-Focused Hospitals Improve Patient Experience with Better Amenities and Easy to Understand Wayfinding Plans
Feb 2, 2011
One would think that the average patient would choose a hospital based primarily on its clinical quality, i.e., the quality...
Taking a Different Direction with Wayfinding: Going Beyond Architectural Signage
Jan 27, 2011
Architects design structures to be functional and be a "work of art" for the community and the client whenever the...
Getting Your Message Across the “Right” Way — Fonts, Grammar, Spelling, Punctuation for ADA Signage
Jan 24, 2011
Getting your point across can be challenging especially when the punctuation or grammar you choose is “wrong” according to current...
City Wayfinding Signage: Why Making the Investment in Exterior Directional Signage is a Good Idea
Jan 20, 2011
“The question is why are there no signs in this area pointing to the hospital? In an emergency that is...
Color Trends for 2011 and How They Could Impact the Architectural Signage Market
Jan 19, 2011
Just about every graphic designer and interior designer is familiar with Pantone. Did you know that Pantone selects a “color...
Sign Judgment: ADA Guidelines vs. Designer Aesthetics – A Struggle for Balance and Working Solutions
Jan 17, 2011
Long before President Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act into law in1992, which mandated that fixed room signage be...
Wayfinding Solutions in the Palm of Your Hand
Jan 10, 2011
It's the most commonly asked question asked by visitors to buildings no matter where you are in the country: "Where ...
It may be new media, but the old rules of wayfinding and marketing still apply
Jan 6, 2011
Remember the dream of the $100 laptop, now known as the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project? While still very...