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A wide, technically inflected squared grotesque by Nikita Gavrilov, tracing its lineage to Torinese squared grotesques with dense, closed apertures and deliberate stroke contrast across nine weights plus a variable axis.
About
Concreed sits within the Torinese squared grotesque tradition but pushes it somewhere idiosyncratic: letterforms are hermetically sealed with tight apertures, the overall width is generous, and stroke contrast is intentionally visible rather than suppressed. Nine static weights are supplemented by a variable font spanning the full weight range. The family covers an extensive range of Latin-script languages as well as Cyrillic, making it practical for multilingual publishing.
Classification
A wide, high-contrast squared grotesque with closed apertures, descending from the Torinese squared grotesque tradition. Noticeable stroke contrast and hermetically sealed letterforms distinguish it from more neutral geometric or humanist sans categories.