In 1968, Adrian
Frutiger was commissioned to develop a signage system suited to the architecture of the new Charles de Gaulle Airport outside Paris. His final design for the client, implemented in 1975, is a simple, clean, robust sans serif type that is highly legible. In 1976,
Frutiger completed the family for the Stempel foundry.
Despite its original intention as airport signage,
Frutiger has a universal quality that makes it appropriate for many applications; a favorite typeface among advertising agencies, it is equally successful in text and display work.
File Size: 16.31 MB
Tags: 1970s, 1980s, canon, humanist, information, legible, magazine, sans serif, signage, text, traffic, transport, xsf
Release date: December 3, 2007
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