Sentence examples for maps designed by from inspiring English sources

The mayor of London: artists' tube maps designed by Tracey Emin.

only introduced one of four maps designed by Mr. Vignelli with the intention that, collectively, they would give passengers all the information they needed to navigate the subway.

This non-partisan talk focuses on the visual, examining misleading charts, graphs, and data maps designed by individuals and organizations from across the political spectrum.

Maps designed by Shannon Losorelli will be available at the numerous participating venues, giving people the chance to map out their experience of the art walk.

The Campaign Set (often referred to as the "Grey Box") was later released in 1987 as a boxed set of two source books (Cyclopedia of the Realms and DM's Sourcebook of the Realms) and four large maps, designed by Greenwood in collaboration with author Jeff Grubb.

Later he commissioned the diagrammatic tube map designed by Harry Beck, based on a circuit board and still in use in London, New York and Sydney.

A savvy developer might consider adding other features, such as the amazing metadata bike share map designed by Oliver O'Brien of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, at University College London, or the information about trails and bike shops offered by the Mintzer app.

Their task was formidable: devise a modern guide to replace the old map, designed by Massimo Vignelli in 1972 with an artist's touch but a less-than-faithful adherence to the city's true geography.

So when Andi James, Martin Hazel and Steve Wilson set a record (overtaken in 2011) of 16 hours, 44 minutes and 16 seconds they began at the end of the Metropolitan line in Chesham and finished at Heathrow Terminal 5. Wallinger said he was inspired by tube icons – the tube map designed by Harry Beck and the network's familiar roundels.

Some of the greatest design projects of the 20th century did exactly that: from the diagrammatic London Underground map designed by Harry Beck in 1931 to enable passengers to find their way around an over-crowded transport system, to the cyclogram, a visual diary produced by Georgi Grechko of the 90-day flight of the Soviet Salyut 6 spacecraft in 1979.

Stylistically, it is a nod to a much-loved example of late 20th century graphics, the diagrammatic subway map designed by Massimo Vignelli, which was introduced in 1972 only to be abandoned seven years later, to the horror of design geeks and the delight of geographic purists.