Designpath, llc
Environmental Graphic Design and Wayfinding Planning Visual communication solutions cut from steel, carved from stone, and cast in light.
For twenty years, Designpath principal, Ben Goodman, has applied visual communication rigor to graphic solutions intended for the built environment — Architectural and Streetscape Graphics, Wayfinding and Information Planning, Exhibit and Sign Design. Visual communication solutions intended to inform, intended to direct, intended to reinforce your brand and image. Solutions shaped to your vision.
04/07/2016
The sign painter is not dead...read on:
Norma Jeanne Maloney: From Truck Driver to Complete Creative Control The Texas-based sign painter on why serious artists should consider living anywhere to create.
03/24/2016
Recent images of completed interior signage.
04/13/2015
Transportation planning is challenging, but let's talk about it, so we're ready to make bold moves.
Interview: Jeffrey Tumlin on the Future of Transportation in Columbus Columbus Underground readers have likely noticed the name Nelson Nygaard popping up with some regularity in recent months. The transportation planning firm recently worked on the Short North Parkin...
06/17/2013
06/05/2013
Information Graphics created for the OMA Exhibit, installed June 2013
05/08/2013
Working on a Branded space for an attorney's office:
04/16/2013
Algae has not left the building!
Arup unveils world's first algae-powered building The world's first algae-powered building is being piloted in Germany by engineers Arup.
03/22/2013
Communication is good. Communication is professional.
Graphic designer: 5 tips for working with me | Articles | Home Don’t communicate with your graphic designer—whether he or she is in-house or freelance—until you’ve read this story.
03/20/2013
Architecture? or Exhibit? A fused experience at the Nike Camp.
Nike Camp Victory / Skylab Architecture Courtesy of Skylab Architecture and Hush Studio Architects: Skylab Architecture Location: Eugene, Oregon, USA Project Year: 2012 Photographs: Courtesy of
03/04/2013
Keep pushing design and thinking in Columbus.
Sketches of the Future It turns out that if you ask hundreds of very different people about their ideas for the future of Columbus, you get hundreds of different answers.
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