Project-Utility Box Wraps; 2018-2021
Three Elevations of Proposed Box; 228th Avenue SE and SE 8th Street (City Hall) (drone 10/22/19: https://youtu.be/-VUO_x1V5iU )
Northwest Elevation; P Cabinet	South Elevation; P Cabinet	SW Elevation, Skyline Cabinet
Above: Detail of Sween Early Sammamish Days-10 corrections required Details of Sween Geographic Sammamish Sites Sween Family Tree Lineage from Sweden to Sammamish (Sween family here 103 years)
QR code generated for scanning by smart phone URL to chicken sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixPDbXVQXKM URL to rooster sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3CenN7d30Y URL to train sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTwpV1G2nR0
QR code generated for scanning by smart phone URL to Clark Farm: (disconnected; try using below) annaclarkfarm URL to youtube sounds: (bypass ads) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Bd84CzRuxY
P Cabinet and Tesco Extension	Southwest Elevation	East Elevation
Tri-Graphic: 228th Avenue SE and SE 8th Street (City Hall)
Final Layout Proof; 228th Avenue SE and SE 8th Street (City Hall)
Final Layout Proof; 228th and 4th Street S; Service Cabinet
Tri-Graphic; 228th and 24th Street SE (Pine Lake/Discovery) This includes 1890 kids' reports cards, teacher's contract, etc..
Below is the entry included in the 2018 Winter REC Guide of a Sammamish City Newsletter
Pictured above: Left exposure, top to bottom, P cabinet Alexander Family Homestead located at corner of East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE and present 205th Avenue SE (Eagle Ridge) Thomas and Caroline McKivor Alexander circa 1912 1958 Kroll Township Map Photo on top of P cabinet is of Alexander's Monohon Donkey Crew; circa 1924-1927 Smaller Skyline cabinet in rear contains. Brochures from Alexander's Beach Alexander's Beach Resort slide on Lake Sammamish; circa 1930's Mayflower to Monohon Canoe images	Pictured above: Left side exposure, top to bottom, P cabinet Cabinet top: Loggers above Alexander's Beach Monohon Crew; 1924-1927 1960: Racing on Sammamish Slough Alexander's Beach Resort sign 1908: John Otto Sunderhauf and Alden Rutherford Kingsbury in front of their Monohon Boat and Canoe Company at Monohon 1958 Kroll Township Map Right exposure, top to bottom; Skyline cabinet: Top of Skyline Cabinet; Monohon Mill #2; 1933-1939 Sunderhauf Road header 1958 Kroll Township Map showing Sunderhauf property and location of Alexander's Beach Resort Photo of Alden Rutherford Kingsbury, co-founder of Monohon Boat and Canoe Company Photo of 1909 house of John Otto Sunderhauf, co-owner of Monohon Boat and Canoe Company	Pictured above: Cabinet top: Monohon Mill #2; 1933-1939 Left exposure, top to bottom: Monohon Boat and Canoe Company header Text story of "From the Mayflower to Monohon Canoe" Monohon Boat and Canoe photos; circa 1908-1913 Right exposure, top to bottom: Sunderhauf Road header 1958 Kroll Township Map indicating location of Alexander's Beach Resort and Sunderhauf parcels (in green) 1940 Photo of 1909-built house of John Otto Sunderhauf, co-owner of Monohon Boat and Canoe Company. Car is 1931 Ford Model T.
Pictured above: Photo on top of P cabinet is of Alexander's Monohon Donkey Crew; circa 1924-1927 Left exposure, top to bottom, P cabinet Alexander Family Homestead located at corner of East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE and present 205th Avenue SE Thomas and Caroline McKivor Alexander circa 1912 Alexander/Ek/Haro/Olson/Crossley family photos 1958 Kroll Township Map Smaller Skyline cabinet in rear contains: Brochures from Alexander's Beach Alexander's Beach Resort slide on Lake Sammamish; circa 1930's Mayflower to Monohon Canoe story with pictures	Pictured above: P cabinet Cabinet top: Loggers above Alexander's Beach Monohon Crew; 1924-1927 Left exposure, top to bottom Alexander/Ek/Haro/Olson/Crossley family photos Front exposure, top to bottom 1960: Racing on Sammamish Slough Alexander's Beach Resort sign 1908: John Otto Sunderhauf and Alden Rutherford Kingsbury in front of their Monohon Boat and Canoe Company at Monohon 1958 Kroll Township Map on side	Pictured above: Cabinet top: Monohon Mill #2; 1933-1939 Left exposure, top to bottom: Alexander's Beach Resort header Brochurees from Alexander's Beach Resort Alexander's Beach Resort slide on Lake Sammamish; circa 1930's Matt Mattila family photos; circa 1917 and 1924 Right exposure, top to bottom: Monohon Boat and Canoe Company header Photos of Monohon Boat and Canoe Company and story of "From the Mayflower to Monohon Canoe" Alden Rutherford Kingsbury family photo; circa 1912
Explanation of images to follow.
NOTE: This project could not have been executed without the genuine and sincere efforts of the following employees at TrafficWrapZ: (1) Herb Kiekenapp, Global Director and local coordinator of all details, (2) Dan Gittere, VP of TrafficWrapZ, (3, 4, 5, 6) Aaron Reinbold, Pablo Marin, Latashia Benjamin, and Sara Segall, genius layout designers and publication experts, and (7, 8) Nick Nagel and Li Vara Plazas, indescribable exceptional installation artists. This is a professional privilege to experience how this organization listens, executes, and assures satisfaction of a quality product.
Music: "Let There Be Peace"
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