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The 2022 SEGD Wayfinding + Placemaking Symposium will feature a keynote address with Julian Maynard, Managing Director of the Maynard Design Group. He will present the keynote address on Thursday, August 4, 2022, titled “Creating the Elizabeth Line.”
Transportation Articles
Crossrail Connection: Designing the new Elizabeth line for Transport for London (TfL)
 Airport Wayfinding: Guiding Passengers and Expressing Identity |
 Take Flight: Vintage 727 Exhibit Soars to New Heights |
Thoughts and Opinions
Designing Down Under
Designing Down Under
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In the Sydney metropolitan area and across the Australian state of New South Wales, BrandCulture has implemented new wayfinding strategies for the region’s rail systems. In the Sydney suburb of Randwick, BrandCulture developed wayfinding and interpretive signage for Newmarket, a new mixed-used commercial and residential development.
 Creating Flexible Commercial Environments for a Post-lockdown World |
 Service Animal—Pet Relief Airport Sign |
Explore SEGD Award Winners
 Wayfinding Program-01-Square.png?itok=VoPvumOU "San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Wayfinding Program") San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Wayfinding Program |
 Gimpo International Airport: Info Inclusive for Everyone |
 Rostov-on-Don Platov International Airport |
 Keep Visible—LED Traffic Guide Line |
SEGD Talks - Transportation videos
 PJ Wilcynski - From Products to Experiences: A Legacy of Innovation |
 Richard Garcia - Planning and Designing for an International Gateway |
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Transportation News
Bus Kiosks are transformed by SuperGraphics into canvases for local artists
Any urban space can deliver a compelling story through the use of graphics—even something as common as a bus kiosk. The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture and the Seattle Department of Transportation partnered to produce art installations that wrap bus kiosks in Seattle, Washington. Three alums from Seattle’s Public Art Bootcamp were commissioned to create artwork for the kiosks, featuring stories and messages from their unique perspectives. SuperGraphics printed and installed the kiosk wraps at nine locations along the 3rd Ave. corridor.
Fort Worth’s Trinity Metro Awards Second Digital Signage Contract to Connectpoint for Eco-Friendly, Energy Efficient, Solar-Powered Digital Bus Stops
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