A regional wayfinding program directs a visitor’s experience; it does not define it. We leave that job to each unique community. More...

“If you’re going to be solving a problem, you first have to frame the question. Once we’ve done that, we can go back and say ‘these are the tools we’ll need in order to resolve those issues …’” More...

We all know that our emotional state has a huge influence on our ability to navigate. 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...

“We don’t solely consider ourselves sign designers,” Mark VanderKlipp, the firm’s president and senior designer, said. “Our real value lies in our ability to consult with clients to resolve their communication issues in various ways, with signs often serving as a primary medium for developing wayfinding.” 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...

The answers might lie in our evolutionary heritage. More...

Artdaily.org article

This article was recently posted on ArtDaily.org and picked up by a variety of related news sources. It pertains to the value of the wayfinding system we’re developing for the Glass Pavilion at the Toledo Museum of Art. Since we are still in preliminary planning and design stages, we have not posted… More...

For any service-based business on a budget, we’re sharing these key learnings to get you started on the right foot. 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...