Swetha Mathur, architect and faculty at School of Planning and Architecture (SPA), Delhi, gifted her father-in-law, on his 90th birthday, a map of Vrindavan, Mathura. It is a gift that he cherishes, ...

Where once they were done under the quill of cartographers, maps today are made by satellite. But Slovakian designer Martin Vargic’s maps are different. Although they herald back to the glory days of ...

You may not recognize his face, but you definitely know the work of Lance Wyman: The 74-year-old graphic designer and graduate of the Pratt Institute has traveled the world for his projects, which ...

Serbia-born, Paris-based architect Jug Cerovic moonlights as a map designer who has created a series of standardized subway maps of cities around the world. His INAT series of maps are meant to fit in ...

There is a wide, wide world out there and most of us have dreams and memories of exploring our favorite cities across the globe. Whether it’s the rooftops of Chicago, the back alleys of Paris, the ...

An online and interactive map is now bringing the world a chance to locate notable people and known personalities' origins or birthplaces, and it is available for all via GitHub. It brings several ...

A love of biking and a passion for maps inspired graphic designer Jacqueline VanDusen to bike every street in Brooklyn and document her journey on Instagram. Originally from Philadelphia, VanDusen ...

Renowned graphic designer Massimo Vignelli, whose vision extended from subterranean transit maps to airline logos, died Tuesday at age 83. He had been ill and died at his Manhattan home, said Yoshiki ...

In a constantly changing city, it's impressive to realize that New Yorkers have had essentially the same subway map for almost 30 years. The current map varies only in detail from the one that Michael ...

Renowned graphic designer Massimo Vignelli, whose vision extended from subterranean transit maps to airline logos, died Tuesday at age 83. He had been ill and died at his Manhattan home, said Yoshiki ...

Mr. Vignelli, a native of Milan, passed away Tuesday at his home in Manhattan after a long struggle with illnesses. His most known, and controversial, piece of work was scrapped after just seven years ...