Sans Norm
A mechanised geometric sans built on a shared skeleton with Sans Sans, referencing DIN 1451, Isonorm and OCR-A across 13 weights in upright and italic.
About
The family emphasises rhythms of straight vertical strokes to produce a blocky, condensed appearance, constructed on a skeleton closely related to that of MuirMcNeil Sans Sans. Its stripped-down, utilitarian character draws on twentieth century geometric standards such as DIN 1451, Isonorm and OCR-A. Thirteen matching weights are available in both upright and italic styles, making it a systematic and distinctively flavoured option for grid-driven or technical work.
Classification
Constructed on a geometric skeleton with mechanised, stripped-down forms referencing utilitarian twentieth century designs like DIN 1451 and Isonorm, placing it firmly in the geometric sans subcategory with a condensed, blocky character.