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Published in 1992 and reprinted in 2019 by Lars Müller Publishers, Josef Müller-Brockmann's "Passenger Information System: Design Manual for the Swiss Federal Railways" stands as an important contribution in the world of multilingual visual identity guides for transportation wayfinding and signage systems.
 Lorem Ipsum Corp. Revives the Past at Platov International Airport |
 Seeing the Better City |
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Humans aren’t the only ones looking for a relief area.
Beginning in 2009, the Department of Transportation required all airlines to make sure there are animal relief areas at airports, and escorts to those relief areas, for any passenger traveling with a service animal. As a result, airports everywhere have created and expanded animal relief areas that are open to all pets as well as service animals. Most animal and pet relief areas were located outside the airport terminals.
 Autonomous Cars in a Future of "Wayknowing" |
 The Design Cure—Applying Exhibit Design Expertise to Schools, Libraries, Hospitals, and Airports |
 Rostov-on-Don Platov International Airport |
 Keep Visible—LED Traffic Guide Line |
 Here to There |
 Enhancing Wayfinding for Aging Travelers and Persons with Disabilities |
 Richard Garcia & Joseph Labozan Dialogue: Planning and Designing for an International Gateway |
 Joseph Labozan - Planning and Designing for an International Gateway |
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From Type Directors Club: Join renowned signage designers Chris Calori and David Vanden-Eynden as they describe their experiences designing the signage for the first four stations of the new Second Avenue subway line in New York City. Their talk includes an introduction to signage basics, a brief history of the subway and its signage, commentary on using New York City Transit graphic standards and working with engineers and architects, and various anecdotes about the project.
Read Time: 1.5 minutes
Expanding on the success of its initial implementation of real-time, passenger information displays, Port Authority of Allegheny (Pittsburgh, Penn.), the second largest transit agency in Pennsylvania, awarded Connectpoint Inc. an additional contract to continue their partnership in the rail and bus stop improvement program. The newly ordered Connectpoint E Ink, Digital Bus Stop displays and Interactive Kiosks will ensure the continued comfort and ease-of-use for Port Authority’s riders.
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