Typofonderie’s recent move


On the right, Tom Grace working on Sabon Next OpenType kerning. Myself on the left. Yes, there is a Lambretta in the studio.


Jean Baptiste Levée working on his new Sanserif family.


View from outside.

jfp le 13.03.06 — cat. — tags

5 Commentaires "Typofonderie’s recent move"

  1. Congratulations on the move. Will you paint the walls orange soon? ;^)
    Miss Tiffany — Mar 14, 12:54 AM
  2. Good luck for your new challenge.
    Regards
    Jé
    BRUN — Mar 15, 07:58 AM
  3. Now, That seems like a lovely and very nice place to work.
    Congratulations, on the move.
    Dav, formlos — Mar 17, 11:25 AM
  4. Looks good, JFP. I’m going for white bookcases too: they show of the books so well.
    John Hudson — Mar 18, 05:54 AM
  5. Well, will you burn things (CDs, DVDs) on Bernard-Palissy Street to be able to do fonts?
    Looks nice…
    What will be the name of J.-B. Levée next font?

    By the way, we (Création numérique/Pixel) also moved from Suresnes to… Suresnes.
    We are now at 33, rue Émile-Zola (92150 Suresnes), that is right above a Kodak outlet and just at the angle of the street with the “place du marché” (paved square with trees, an Irish pub, &c.), that is, on the T2 (tramway line), at Suresnes-Longchamp, 20 mn away from the Musée de Sèvres T2 station.
    And I would think that, when the T2 will go as far as Balard Underground station, this T2 Musée de Sèvres will be the best location to get off the public transport system and reach your studio (already the best way to go your place from La Défense).
    Jef Tombeur — Mar 18, 05:22 PM