Used until the present day, it is mostly attributed to titles and subtitles in the composition of boards.
Its creator studied at Bauhaus between 19 under the direction of Kandinsky and Moholy-Nagy. It is highly used for visual identity in corporate buildings.ĭeveloped by the graphic designer Herbert Bayer, in 1925, its conception is perceived with, timelessness, transcending time. Indicated to punctual texts in the architectural boards, such as titles and subtitles. However, despite the visual cleaning, this font should not be used in long texts, due to the visual exhaustion provoked. Inspired by Bauhaus techniques, it uses straight lines and curves in syntony, providing balance in the textual set. Check out our selection below:Ĭreated by Paul Renner in the 1920s, this font is a classic Modern Graphic Design. Many of them are paid fonts, there is also the option to find good free fonts here. We have selected some font models used by architects, from technical drawings to diagrams.
