Says who? The International Cartographic Association, that’s who! Winner of the Jury Prize at the 24th International Cartography Conference in Santiago, Chile.
Urban Mapping Blog
Map of the Month: Panamap
June 2nd, 2010Panamap Scores Triple Hat Trick (ie, 9 awards)
July 29th, 2009UMI’s Panamap has done it again. Won an award, that is. This time it’s the BusinessWeek/IDSA IDEA awards and we took home the Bronze in a competition with over 1600 entries.
Panamap Named Best of Show for HOW Design Awards
March 18th, 2009The Panamap has done it again–this time named Best of Show in the 2009 HOW International Design Awards.The recently-relaunched map was named best overall product from over 3,000 entries.

- The official news
TechCrunch Gets Mappy
August 21st, 2008We’re confident in saying the TechCrunch readership doesn’t extend far beyond the geographic region of San Francisco and is limited to the techno-entrepreneurial-investor-type community outside of our bubble. That said, it’s nice to get some exposure for the Panamap with the ‘in’ crowd. This afternoon’s post for your reading pleasure, and the straight video for you pleasure-seekers:
Map Porn
August 14th, 2008The Panamap, ready for a full page spread (with very little retouching–she is a natural beauty!)
The Map Gets All Gussied Up
August 12th, 2008This morning Umibot stood by and watched his fame fade–being upstaged by the Panamap can only be described as bittersweet.
If the Panamap could talk, it would say something like “Mr. DeMille, I’m ready for my close up.”
Panamap Ready and Available…
August 7th, 2008It’s on (sale). We’re excited. PR push begins this Monday. A few thousand postcards of the below will travel the mailbags of the world to raise awareness.
You can buy your Panamap online or soon at a select retailer near you…
The Map Is Back (Panamap, that is…)
July 25th, 2008The Map Is Back
July 21st, 2008This is big news. Umibot had to go into a cooling facility as he (she?) overclocked just thinking about this…Previous self-initiated rumors are correct. The map, in fact, *is* back. The Panamap is back…very soon. Until then, watch for the signs.






