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A grid-constructed sans-serif interpreted from Singapore's Land Transit Authority signage, available in five weights with both right- and left-leaning italics and a uniwidth spacing system.
About
Built on a rigid grid with no optical corrections, the design reflects an engineer's approach to letterform construction, producing an unconventional result within an ostensibly orthodox structure. Each of the 15 styles contains 600 glyphs, including weighted arrows and circled or boxed numeral sets suited to wayfinding applications. The uniwidth design ensures consistent line lengths across all weights, making weight-switching safe for signage and information design without risking unintended reflow.
Classification
A rigid grid-constructed sans-serif derived from Singapore Land Transit Authority signage lettering, with uniform stroke construction and uniwidth spacing across all weights, placing it firmly in the geometric sans tradition with an engineering-led, signage-oriented character.