International Symbol Signs: A Universal Communication Tool Symbol signs are a system of 50 pictograms designed to communicate information to passengers and pedestrians in airports, transportation hubs, and other large international venues. They were developed by the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) in the 1970s. […]
Category Archives: Environmental Graphic Design
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Oct
Oct
Steve Jobs perceives things differently. Vision is not the same as perception; perception separates the innovator from the imitator. The key to thinking differently is to perceive things differently, through the lenses of a trailblazer. When the brain is confronted by the same visual stimulus repeatedly the neural responses are reduced… In order for our […]
Branding, Environmental Graphic Design, Retail Design
Target stores that are breaking the mold on retail
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Nov
Nov
Target has been named the 2021 VMSD/Peter Glen Retailer of the Year, it’s design-oriented culture is helping to curate innovative retailer locations that break the mold on big box store design. Here are some of Target’s recent openings and remodels that are thinking outside of the big box and into reusing cool existing spaces. A […]
Republished from RSM Design Architectural graphics have very deep roots. But when exactly was it that we started using words, symbols, and patterns to create an environment? The short answer: from the start. Graphics have always been an inherent part of architecture, making the language of patterns, words, signage, and narratives as much of a […]
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Enjoyed getting out this evening to an event put on by Little Architecture in Newport Beach, CA. They have a great workspace which you can see here in the photos below. Their main conference room is Garage Themed “Because many great companies start in garages.” Their’s features a cool “peg board” wall and orange barn door […]