Gotham is a geometric sans-serif typeface family created by the American type designer Tobias Frere-Jones and released in 2000. Gotham’s fonts were influenced by the architectural signs of

Gotham is a simple sans serif font with small case letters, clear gestures and perfect fit that can be used in almost every size. As a result of

Gotham is a cozy, carelessly drawn sans serif font with large lowercase letters and detailed gestures. It can be resized to fit any size which makes it the

Gotham provides tools to design tabular figures in a simpler way which is very useful when you are dealing with data-intensive settings like charts, tables, menus and so

At first, GQ magazine placed a request for Gotham typeface. The editors wanted a sans-serif with all-caps and an abstract geometric design that was manly fresh but at

Gotham is a family of popular geometric sans-serif digital typefaces created by the American designer Tobias Frere-Jones in 2000. Gotham’s typographic forms are a reflection of the architectural

Gotham made its first mark as a part of the 2004 font used on the cornerstone of Freedom Tower at World Trade Center site, which is managed by

GQ magazine initially asked for Gotham typeface as they were looking for a modern sans-serif sans geometric design that was “masculine fresh, contemporary and modern” to be included

Gotham typeface was one of the main features on a 2004 font which later became the cornerstone for Freedom Tower at World Trade Center site, and it was