Neurath X Collection: Radical Geometric Typography for Contemporary Design
The Neurath X Collection, a new typeface family by an unspecified designer or foundry, has been released, drawing on the experimental typography of Paul Renner, Herbert Bayer, and Herb Lubalin. The collection comprises 36 styles across proportional and monospaced families, aiming to explore the limits of geometric reduction while maintaining clarity and functionality. It includes extensive OpenType features and broad language support, making it suitable for branding, editorial design, interfaces, coding, and display typography. The project is showcased on Behance, indicating a focus on contemporary design practice. The collection is positioned as a versatile toolkit that balances everyday usability with experimental expression, reflecting a trend in type design that revisits historical ideas for modern applications.
Key facts
- The Neurath X Collection includes two families: Neurath X and Neurath X Mono.
- The collection comprises 36 styles across proportional and monospaced families.
- It draws inspiration from Paul Renner, Herbert Bayer, and Herb Lubalin.
- The typefaces feature extensive OpenType features and broad language support.
- The collection is designed for branding, editorial design, interfaces, coding, and display typography.
- The project is showcased on Behance.
- The collection aims to balance everyday usability with experimental expression.
- The typefaces are described as 'Radical Geometry. Refined for Today.'
Entities
Artists
- Paul Renner
- Herbert Bayer
- Herb Lubalin
- René Bieder