Wayfinding & Spatial Experience Design
Services
Wayfinding & Signage Systems
Wayfinding strategy and master planning
Sign location plans and circulation mapping
Signage family development and typology systems
Content hierarchy, messaging, and nomenclature
ADA and accessibility considerations
Technical Design & Documentation
Technical design for fabricated signage and environmental elements
Detailed shop drawings and fabrication-ready documentation
Materials, finishes, and mounting method specifications
Coordination with fabricators, installers, and project teams
Site Analysis & Field Work
Site surveys and existing conditions documentation
Post-installation review and signage “punching”
Field verification and construction coordination support
Environmental & Experiential Design
Exhibition and environmental graphics
Interpretive and visitor experience strategy
Event and temporary environment design
Project Lifecycle Support
Concept through implementation oversight
Stakeholder and consultant coordination
Review of submittals and fabrication samples
2022, Editor & Coordinator of the Trail Sign Manual with Craig Berger (FIT) and The Sign Research Foundation
How I Got Started
My approach to wayfinding and spatial experience design has been shaped by both formal study and hands-on collaboration. I studied with the faculty of the Fashion Institute of Technology’s Communication Design program, including Craig Berger, Chair of the Communication Pathways Department and primary author of The Trail Sign Manual. That foundation grounded my work in systems thinking, accessibility, and the relationship between people, information, and place.
Professionally, I’ve collaborated with leading studios and practitioners in environmental graphic design, including Keith Helmetag of C&G Partners. I also worked with Trisia Tomanelli of T-Squared Design as a technical designer, supporting wayfinding and signage systems for academic, pharmaceutical, and medical campuses—projects that demanded precision, coordination, and a deep understanding of complex environments.
I have a strong passion for exterior community spaces—parks, trails, and public landscapes—which led to my involvement with the Walkway Over the Hudson New York State Park.