A geometric sans drawn from New York’s vernacular building lettering; later the typeface of the Obama 2008 campaign. View at Hoefler&Co →
Used by Anagrama (3), Pentagram (2), Stink, Lippincott
Set for Habibis, Heritage of Pride, Hyperscience, Sphynx, The Obama Foundation, Tourean, Woodbury Corporation
Cases set in Gotham, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
Typographic Installation For The Obama Presidential Center
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