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The yellow-tinted, (design) world famous Font Shop recently announced two new specimens to its team of font foundries.
One of the new fonts that caught my eye, NeubauLaden, hails from Berlin, built from a grid of strict geometry and cold modernism.
According to Font Shop, Austrian born, Berlin based designer Stefan Gandl formed Neubau in 2001 before taking the world by storm with the release of their two bestselling books “Neubau Welt” (2005) and “Neubau Modul” (2007). In 2008 Neubau exhibited “Neubauism” a perspicacious, kinetic journey through the world of Neubau opened by legendary designer Wim Crouwel in the Netherlands. Exciting stuff, indeed!
Font Shop adds exciting new foundry
One of the new fonts that caught my eye, NeubauLaden, hails from Berlin, built from a grid of strict geometry and cold modernism.
According to Font Shop, Austrian born, Berlin based designer Stefan Gandl formed Neubau in 2001 before taking the world by storm with the release of their two bestselling books “Neubau Welt” (2005) and “Neubau Modul” (2007). In 2008 Neubau exhibited “Neubauism” a perspicacious, kinetic journey through the world of Neubau opened by legendary designer Wim Crouwel in the Netherlands. Exciting stuff, indeed!