Microgramma Typeface
Microgramma stands out as a geometric sans-serif typeface rooted in Swiss design principles. Created by Alessandro Butti and Aldo Novarese for Nebiolo in 1952, it offers a modern take on the squared-off Bank Gothic capitals. The design features clean lines and a distinctive, structured appearance, making it a practical choice for projects that require clarity and precision.
Ten years after its debut, the designers revisited the concept, which later evolved into the renowned Eurostile typeface. Microgramma’s legacy remains influential in both modern and classic graphic design.
Features
Geometric sans-serif style
Clear, square forms
Inspired by Swiss typographic principles
Ideal for headlines, editorial work, and branding
