Man Documents The Wonderfully Varying Typography of New York City Building Numbers
Nick DiLallo has begun documenting and cataloging the wonderfully varying typography used in New York City building numbers. The remarkable array of fonts, styles, textures and context of the numbers seems to almost represent the incredible diversity that defines New York.
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