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Lovely Architectural Alphabet by Ilker Kayserilioglu

Exploring the alphabet through an architectural lens.

By Moss & Fog1 min read
The opening letter from Ilker Kayserilioglu's architectural alphabet series — each character in the designer's typography project is reimagined as a three-dimensional architectural structure, with the familiar shapes of the Latin alphabet reconstructed using the visual vocabulary of building facades, arches, columns, and geometric forms

Turkish art director Ilker Kayserilioglu shows us a new take on the alphabet, with a series that puts letters into an architectural perspective.

From structural letterforms to those formed by windows and negative space, it’s a beautifully cohesive series, and feels like a winning formula. Below are just a handful of the alphabet that we found intriguing.

See more of Kayserilioglu‘s work on Instagram.

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