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DFW International Airport Signage and Wayfinding

DFW International Airport

Improving the Passenger Experience, DFW Style

As Project Manager in the Planning Department at DFW International Airport, Richard Gurley coordinates wayfinding and signage for the entire 17,000-acre airport complex, including five terminals, garages, and airport roadways. DFW will host the 2014 SEGD/ASMN Airport & Transportation Workshop Sept. 25-26, and Gurley will share the airport’s $2 billion Terminal Renewal and Improvement Program, its new signage program, and improving the customer experience, DFW style.

Mary Grems

As a FMG Design founding principal, Mary R. Grems has based her strong design direction on her schooling and influences in interior architecture, industrial design and graphic design.

Mary Grems
FMG Design
Houston

Tim Janke

Tim is an experienced multi-disciplinary hands-on designer, design director, product developer, program manager and principal with an exceptional track record of leading clients, cross-discipline creative teams and complex design projects successfully in the evolving world of immersive brand experiences, across a wide range of verticals and program types.

Tim Janke
Teleos Experiential Graphics
Austin, TX

Curtis Roberts

Curtis Roberts is Design Principal and co-owner at fd2s.

Curtis Roberts thinks better branding and wayfinding (when and where appropriate) = a better, more engaging experience.

Curtis was born in Memphis, TN, but grew up in the thriving Coastal Bend metropolis of Beeville, TX (pop. 14, 586). Upon graduating with a bachelor’s degree from The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Architecture, he began working with fd2s as a design intern. He now serves as the firm’s design principal and is co-owner.

Austin

Ranulfo Ponce

Ranulfo Ponce, "Ponce", is a Senior Designer at fd2s in Austin, Texas. With more than 20 years of experience as a experiential graphic designer and a demonstrated history of working in the design industry, Ponce has well developed skills in Information Design, Graphics Design, Wayfinding & Signage, Branding & Identity, Web Design and related fields.

Ranulfo Ponce
Austin

Clifford Selbert and Robin Perkins, SEGD Fellows

Clifford Selbert & Robin Perkins

Monumental Achievements

SEGD Fellows Clifford Selbert and Robin Perkins add dramatic scale, emotion––and most of all, stories––to the urban landscape.

Landscape architect/graphic designer Clifford Selbert and graphic designer/sculptor Robin Perkins teamed up in the late 1980s and, in the ensuing 25 years, they have collaborated with a wide range of municipalities, public agencies, owners, developers, and architects to create landmark projects that connect stories to places using art, communications, and environments.

Digital Wayfinding

The Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Wayfinding Goes Digital

From touchscreens to handheld devices, the future of digital wayfinding is in your hands.

Long considered the flashy stepsister of traditional signage, digital signage has generally been known for its chameleon-like ability to convey multiple messages, loop promotions, or display ambient imagery. Think Times Square, highway billboards, and retail marketing. But although it can be big, bright, and bold, it’s had trouble getting outside the box.

University of Texas at Austin Wayfinding

Signing the “Model Village” 

A new wayfinding program helps the University of Texas regain its sense of place and open its arms to the Austin community.

“The finest university campuses in the world have always been places—model villages, to borrow Thomas Jefferson’s notion—where communal cohesion and strength are derived as much from the physical experience as from      any philosophy or values that may be espoused.”

--Robert Berdahl, former president of the University of Texas at Austin

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