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To do: learn more about typography

As an architectural designer I don’t deal heavily in text-based graphics like a graphic designer does, but typography has always fascinated me. And considering I can never find a satisfying san-serif font to use in my projects from the list of preinstalled ones in most design software, I’d like to be a little more informed about this art/science in general for when I go in search for new fonts.

I am posting this link - Learn the Basics: 25+Sites And Resources To Learn Typography - mainly to bookmark it for myself, but if anyone has any recommendations for me (web or book) please leave it in my ask box!

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“I think the biggest design project anyone can have is their own life.” Jessi Arrington, Designer [via justthedesign]

Is this sign legitimate or some faux-historicism at work here? I sometimes refer to the latter as architectural hipsterism. I’m still trying to find a better way to describe it. I admit I appreciate the aesthetic though.

Schiller’s Liquor Bar [via theblackworkshop]

I am a supporter of this method for sure, but I don’t think this method can really translate to architectural design. (Or maybe it can…? Don’t know.)

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As an architectural designer, this is a space I would definitely like to work in. I also appreciate this Brooklyn-themed artwork.

One day, Brooklyn, you and I are gonna be best buds.

Creative Workspace [via justthedesign]

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Truth.

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