In Use: FF QType for Pergamon Museum in Berlin

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| Michelle Nguyen | July 7, 2008

The Perg­a­mon Museum in Berlin is pre­sent­ing their Baby­lon exhi­bi­tion unrav­el­ing the deep trea­sures, myths and truths behind the leg­endary city of Baby­lon. For their pro­mo­tional designs, the exhibit has chosen Achaz Reuss’ FF QType. FF QType’s struc­tural and square-​based let­ter­forms are the modern day alter­na­tive to the ancient cuneiform of Baby­lon­ian tablets. Using strong blocks of type in all cap­i­tal let­ters, their bus ads and pro­mo­tional designs show­case simple yet bold state­ments to bring Baby­lon­ian his­tory back to life.

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