这是一个诗意的想法：一个字体，可将字母使用视为一组3D地形图。设计工作室的Caspar Lam和Yujune Park概要办公室正如Park告诉Co.Design的那样，想代表“语言和英语的潮起潮语”www.vwinchina.comboard sculpture, the height of which corresponds to the letter’s frequency (as defined by the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory). The taller the letter, the more we use it. Throw all the letters together, and they form a real, live alphabet city–a skyline of towering “e”s and low-rise “d”s and blind-alley “x”s. And what do you know? If we rendered our language in brick and mortar, it would approximate the Jane Jacobs ideal. There’s something deeply reassuring about that.
