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What is the ITC Officina Sans® font?

To best extend the range of the ITC Officina family, Erik Spiekermann and his team at MetaDesign added a sans serif companion face in two weights.
ITC Officina Sans (along with its serifed sister typeface) is a good choice for just about any typesetting that needs a bright, up-to-date look, not only memos and faxes.

ITC Officina Sans® Font families

Itc Officina Serif Std Book

The ITC Officina Sans® includes the following font families:

• Officina Sans Std Book
• Officina Sans Std Book Italic
• Officina Sans Std Bold
• Officina Sans Std Bold Italic

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Officina started under the working title ITC Correspondence in 1988 and was designed for office documents and business correspondence produced on low-resolution (laser-)printers.
Inspired by the typewriter faces Letter Gothic and Courier Spiekermann began to work on the sans, also with an eye on the font he designed for the German Post (and later became FF Meta). His friend Gerard Unger offered to help with the seriffed version but had to go further with different projects after the first sketches for the testword »Hamburgefons«. The Sans was the narrow face, like Letter Gothic was the 12-pitch typewriter face (12 characters to an inch), while Courier was the 10-pitch one.
In 1989 Just van Rossum assisted in finishing the Sans and together with Spiekermann added the slab serif to the Sans. Unger’s Serif version remains a sketch. URW generated the font-data and added the rounded edges. When the proofs came from ITC in the summer of 1990, Spiekermann first was quite disappointed finding his discreet hanging figures changed into standard ones.

Originally, there were just the Regular and Bold weights with their Italics. Ole Schäfer added extra weights, some time in the mid-90s while still at college. He then joined Spiekermann’s design studio in Berlin, MetaDesign, where they also worked on various exclusive typefaces for companies and publishers. Ole’s FF Zine came out of one of those projects (for Leipziger Zeitung), as did some of Lucas de Groot’s fonts, who also worked at MetaDesign with Spiekermann.

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Eventually, ITC added all the features like old style figures and small caps to the family.