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In this series, SEGD connects young designers with the design leaders they admire so they can ask their burning questions and find answers to help guide them on their career path. In this article, FIT Graduate Exhibition Design student Margo Malter interviews Keith Helmetag, partner at and founder of C&G Partners (New York).
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Gallagher & Associates (Washington) worked closely with the Chicago Architecture Center to develop thought-provoking exhibitions that help the public discover Chicago’s unique cityscape and international architectural legacy.
Entering the 2019 SEGD Global Design Awards may seem daunting, like going on a blind date set up by your grandma. But it offers a lot more promise than the stranger sitting across from you who brought a puppet to a dinner date. Here are six ways Valentine's Day compares to SEGD's Global Design Awards.
Branding and Las Vegas: what more could you ask for? Register today and we'll see you in March!
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In the 1960s an educator and urban planner named Kevin Lynchfirst used the term “wayfinding” in his book “The Image of the City," and while this model is organized around the context and features of a city, it can be applied to most built environments—for example a shopping mall also has paths, edges, districts, nodes and landmarks.
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You stand carefully on a slippery mountain top staring at an eight-foot-square map sticking out of the snow on six-by-six posts showing four mountains, 58 ski runs and 21 ski lifts. It’s 19 degrees out with light snow flurries and through your fogged up goggles you try to pick an interesting but safe route down to the lodge.
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What is Wayfinding? It’s a simple question that seems like it should yield a fairly simple explanation. And yet it is hardly so.
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Retired Manager of Wayfinding & Visitor Information at New York-Presbyterian (and SEGD Auction hero), Donald Kiel, recently won a 2019 Communication Arts award for "Caution Tape T-Shirt."
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Located on the campus of the University of North Carolina, the Carolina Basketball Museum originally opened in 2008 and chronicles the history of the UNC basketball program.
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The notion of “design thinking”—which takes some of the tools involved in shaping physical products and applies them to the task of building better systems and organizations—has been around for decades.
The largest design agency in the world has used design thinking to expand the number and type of problems that they tackle and the sphere of influence that they have in the world. Are you using design thinking to expand your business?
Mae Jemison, The first woman of color to go into space, stood in the center of the room and prepared to become digital.
