A typeface digitisation and digital font production work, based on one style of the NEN3225: Netherlands Letter and Number Model.

Originally published in 1963 by the Dutch Standards Institution [NEN] as a collection of models for lettering in and on buildings, public signs, tombstones, etc., the typeface itself was designed by Dutch typographer and graphic designer Jan van Krimpen (1892-1958).

2017年3月28日 · Met de norm NEN 3225 ,,Nederlandse letter- en cijfervoorbeelden" wordt beoogd: het verkrijgen van meer eenheid bij het maken van aanduidingen voor opschriften, waarbij goede leesbaarheid en goede, esthetisch verantwoorde vormen uitgangspunten zijn.

NEN 3225 Sans in use. “NEN 3225 (...) is the best-known Dutch standard letter. The lettering project started in 1944, during the German occupation, and it was not until 1962 that this standard appeared in book form. The celebrated type designer J. van Krimpen was a member of the responsible committee. He had strong design ideals.

NEN 3225 is often referred to as the Dutch DIN. It is defined and described in SWOV-Rapport_1970-7 entitled Verkeertekens op borden (1970, D.J. Griep and A. Kranenburg, …

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2023年3月29日 · This article, partly based on archival research, examines the history and creation of NEN 3225, which is the best-known Dutch standard letter.

2023年3月29日 · In the Netherlands, NEN 3225 from 1962 was the most ambitious lettering standard. The involvement of J. van Krimpen, the founding father of Dutch type design, enabled this standard to gain a place in design history. The concept of standardisation was not received unreservedly. Some saw it as a threat to cultural freedom and diversity.

In the Netherlands, NEN 3225 from 1962 was the most ambitious lettering stan-dard. The involvement of J. van Krimpen, the founding father of Dutch type design, enabled this standard to gain a ...

Originally published in 1963 by the Dutch Standards Institution [NEN] as a collection of models for lettering in and on buildings, public signs, tombstones, etc., the typeface itself was designed by Dutch typographer and graphic designer Jan van Krimpen (1892-1958).