We came across this gem on YouTube, an interview with our client Arthur Mullen, Director of the Mount Clemens DDA. Among the comments featured in this interview*:

“The wayfinding system is especially important because we have a lot of out of town visitors who are coming into the city and we have a couple different grid systems … and it makes getting around downtown for someone who’s… More...

Physical + Digital = Phygital Wayfinding More...

Corbin Design is delighted to welcome a new client in Buffalo, NY. More...

On Friday, July 22, the Michigan Downtown Association is hosting its Sault Ste. Marie conference. The afternoon session is titled “Finding the Way – Trailways, Waterways and Wayfinding”. Mark VanderKlipp will be part of a panel including Tim Knutsen, an Associate at Beckett and Raeder’s Petoskey office, and Sam Lovall of Lovall Associates and Michigan State University. We will… More...

Robert Brengman, Vice President of Corbin Design, will be leading a breakout session having to do with Regional Wayfinding and how it contributes to the overall brand perception of a tourism region. More...

The abundance of natural, cultural, historic and entertainment options in the St. Louis Region require some physical tools to provide the “connective tissue” within and between destinations in the region. More...

A typical street scene in this gracious South Carolina town

From November 17-19, our team comprised of Mark VanderKlipp, Heidi Jones and Jeff Frank were invited to do an assessment of wayfinding for Georgetown, South Carolina. This beautiful, historic town has so much to offer both… More...

Recently Mark VanderKlipp, Corbin Design’s President, developed a presentation for local leaders in the Grand Vision initiative here in Northwest Lower Michigan. Citing wayfinding projects throughout North America as examples, he described how other regions are becoming unified both perceptually and physically.

Of course there are many challenges in an effort… More...

A blog post on the Quad Cities CVB Web site addresses in detail (much better than we could!) the anticipated benefit to the region once a comprehensive wayfinding signage program was implemented. Joe Taylor, President of the Quad Cities CVB, was a dedicated project champion and truly brought the region together in support of this initiative. More...

Downtown development maximizes the value and use of transportation infrastructure through compact development. By their very nature, downtowns support livable communities, economic competitiveness and environmental sustainability constructs of the USDOT’s Strategic Plan. More...