You are approaching a place that functions as a living laboratory for the history of the written word. Letterform Archive began as the private collection of Rob Saunders, a designer who spent four decades gathering thousands of artifacts before opening this space to the public in two thousand fifteen. The archive holds over one hundred thousand items, ranging from ancient stone fragments and medieval manuscripts to psychedelic concert posters and experimental digital typography. Its presence here in the Dogpatch neighborhood serves as a bridge between the physical history of printing and the modern future of design.
Letterform Archive
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