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Breaking through the clutter in New York is no easy task.
Despite the challenges of navigating New York’s subway system and much-needed infrastructure upgrades, the design vocabulary and signage directing riders continue to endure. Massimo Vignelli’s visual map has been a subject of typography and design enthusiasts for years. And it is as timeless today as when it was launched in the early ’70s.
In recent years, due to Hurricane Sandy-related subway construction, outdated mechanics and a population boom in certain neighborhoods, various water taxis and ferries have become an alternative way of travel.
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