This document details Two Twelve Associates, Inc.'s response to a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for Graphic Design Services related to the Harborwalk Sign System. Likely dating to 1988, this proposal outlines the firm's approach to designing and implementing a comprehensive signage system for the Harborwalk, focusing on clarity, aesthetics, and user experience. The document likely includes design concepts, material specifications, budget estimates, and project timelines.
As a historical artifact, this proposal offers insight into the graphic design practices and urban planning considerations of the late 1980s. It also provides a case study in the development of wayfinding systems and environmental graphics within a specific urban context, potentially of interest to designers, urban planners, and historians of design.
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