Towns and Type is a book written by Mark Allerton that explores the relationship between typography and urban design. The book delves into the history of typography and how it has been used to shape the look and feel of cities and towns around the world. It examines the ways in which typography has been used to communicate information, convey a sense of place, and create a unique identity for different urban environments. The book also includes case...
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