The NYCTA Graphics Standards Manual¶
Reed, J., & Smyth, H. (2015). The NYCTA Graphics Standards Manual.
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- Aesthetic Coherence
- … imported in the United States and what the late-1960s subway signage actually used, since Helvetica was not yet widely available; the authority made Helvetica its standard signage typeface only in 1989), a modular grid for layout, standardized colour-coded route indicators, and rules for arrows, spacing, and placement
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- … imported in the United States and what the late-1960s subway signage actually used, since Helvetica was not yet widely available; the authority made Helvetica its standard signage typeface only in 1989), a modular grid for layout, standardized colour-coded route indicators, and rules for arrows, spacing, and placement
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