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Signage

• Signage

  Planners, eh?

  05.12.08 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Wouldn’t you want your architect/planner’s building to have a little more… er… pizazz?

• Design in the Wild, Locative, Signage, Thoughts

  Design in the Wild: User-updated map kiosk in Figueres, Spain

  05.07.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  I’m finally starting to get caught up after our trip to Barcelona last week. As a little teaser of the photos to come, I wanted to post this photo of a map kiosk I saw in center of Figueres, Spain when we went to check out the Dali Museum (Quick review: Really neat, totally […]

• Design in the Wild, Signage

  Design In The Wild: Preparing Austin for SXSW

  04.25.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  This is one from our time at SXSW that I never posted. Prior to being overwhelmed by a mob of drunk nerds, the folks in Austin saran wrap all of the lightposts, etc. downtown that people might feel compelled to post flyers/advertise on.
  While it looks strange at first (almost like these are new gift […]

• Design, Design in the Wild, Signage, Thoughts

  Design in the Wild: Settle down with the labels, muchacho

  04.01.08 | Permalink | 4 Comments

  This is the door to the men’s bathroom at Mexican Radio in New York City (great restaurant, btw). You know its the men’s room because of that cleverly placed “gentlemen” sticker, right? Were that not there, you may have incorrectly believed this to be a door to a room full of mustaches.
  I thought this was […]

• Design, Design in the Wild, Interface, Locative, Signage, Thoughts

  Design In The Wild: Cancun airport - good for maps, bad for books

  02.24.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  On our way back from Tulum, Karen and I got delayed at the Cancun airport for about four and a half hours. This resulted in having the “opportunity” to eat our first ever meal at Bubba Gump’s, as well as learn the layout of the airport backwards and forwards.
  After some time wandering around trying […]

• Design in the Wild, New Category, Signage, Thoughts

  Design in the Wild: Cloverfield and Relative sickness

  02.19.08 | Permalink | Comment?

  I like the way they convey the potential sickness in a relative way (”similar to riding a rollercoaster”), rather then just saying “Some people may experience dizziness, nausea, etc.”