Habitas
A sans serif family of 20 styles whose forms draw from Roman and Greek architectural severity, most distinctively expressed through a column-shaped lowercase 'i' carried into its unusual upright-bar italics.
About
The column-like lowercase 'i' acts as the structural motif for the whole family, echoed across other characters and most notably in the italic, where horizontal bars remain upright rather than following the angle of inclination. Ten weights run from Hairline to Super, each with a matching italic, giving considerable range for editorial or branding work. Language support covers major Western European Latin scripts, with a thorough set of OpenType features including stylistic alternates for several key characters.
Classification
A sans serif with geometric and classical influences, drawing from Roman and Greek architectural forms rather than a purely industrial or humanist tradition. The column-like lowercase 'i' and upright italic bars give it a distinctive structural character.