Developed for the Allgemeiner Deutscher Fahrrad-Club (ADFC), Germany’s largest bicycle advocacy group, this custom campaign typeface was designed to modernize the association's visual language and appeal to a younger, broader demographic.

Serving as a key element of an expanded brand identity, the high-impact display font turns the previously sober corporate design into an energetic, activating voice. It was deployed across nationwide campaigns, social media, and digital platforms, enabling local chapters to independently create high-quality, pop-cultural communications.

Designed as the visual anchor for the Weissensee School of Art and Design Berlin, this custom typeface powers the academy’s identity, official communications, and campus wayfinding system.

Built completely from scratch and spanning over 4 weights with additional italics, the font is a ground-up iteration of Conduit, the institution’s previous visual hallmark. It refines the technical, utilitarian character of its predecessor into a versatile, modern type family optimized for both spatial orientation and multi-format publishing.

Designed for a dual-city exhibition in Berlin and Lublin exploring the work of Polish designer and architect Oskar Hansen, this custom typeface serves as the central visual anchor of the exhibition’s identity.

Utilizing variable font technology, the typeface dynamically morphs between modular, tile-like shapes and functional monospaced letterforms. It was deployed seamlessly across the spatial exhibition design, promotional campaign, and interactive games.