In preparation for the 2026 World Cup, downtown Atlanta is gearing up for an extensive overhaul of its signage and wayfinding systems. Miller EG Design, a leader in wayfinding solutions, is eager for the opportunity to take part in this transformative journey, ensuring the city is ready to welcome visitors from around the world.
Additionally, other parts of metro-Atlanta are receiving significant funds for similar improvements. The city of Fayetteville has been granted $160,000 for a creative placemaking strategy in its downtown mixed-use district, focusing on developing an arts district and providing incubator space for local artists. Gwinnett County has received $280,000 for a Jimmy Carter Boulevard Area Master Plan, which will help define a multimodal transportation system, land use recommendations for walkable redevelopment, and the development of workforce and affordable housing
Powder Springs has been awarded $160,000 to update a prior Livable Centers Initiative (LCI) plan to improve connections to new city projects, including parks and amphitheaters. The Town Center Community Improvement District in Cobb County received $200,000 to update its nearly 10-year-old LCI plan to incorporate recent developments, including those at Kennesaw State University, and to examine proposed bus rapid transit routes and housing initiatives
Miller EG Design specializes in wayfinding solutions, making them an ideal partner for these types of projects. As an industry leader with extensive experience working in the government sector, Miller EG Design is well-equipped to provide the necessary expertise for these wayfinding improvements. Our extensive experience in both exterior and interior signage, coupled with our collaborative approach, ensures that we deliver high-quality results that meet our clientsโ expectations. We follow a comprehensive design process that includes research, analysis, concept development, testing, implementation, and ongoing support and maintenance
