AN Interior magazine, Tenth Anniversary Issue
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Studio Loutsis used Caslon Ionic as one of the display typefaces for the Tenth Anniversary issue of AN Interior, and mainly for “The Future of Vision” feature. They use it large and for the text – together with Suisse Int’l – and mixing the upright with the italic. Other sections of the issue also feature other typefaces including Terza Display and KTF Rublena.
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Caslon Ionic and Suisse Int’l for the section opening to “The Future of Vision”
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Caslon Ionic used for text
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Terza Display with Suisse Int’l
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Terza Display for the title of an article on Kwong Von Glinow’s renovation of MD Anderson Hall
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Terza Display for a feature on nightclub design byStudio MBM and Yakka Studio
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Suisse Int’l is also used as display typeface.
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KTF Rublena with stacked letters for “Milano Magico”
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