BER11N
A sans serif font, drawn in Light and Bold. It is the predecessor of MUN11CH.
Design studio / Type foundry / 001
Swiss design,
but post-digital.
A design studio and type foundry founded in the Eleventh Judicial Ward. Working across graphic design, typography, image-making and digital form.
INDEPENDENT PRACTICE / SCOTLAND / 2026—
A working archive of selected projects, image studies and typographic experiments.2025—2026 / 10 RECORDS
Select a project to open its record.
END OF REGISTER / 010Set your own text. Adjust size, spacing and weight. A working tool for the Eleventh Ward type catalogue.
TYPE SOMETHING / SELECT A CHARACTER BELOW TO INSERT IT AT THE CURSOR.
Examine the form, compare the weights and explore the character set.
Drag, hover or use the arrow keys to compare weights.
Original type design developed alongside the studio's graphic practice.04 TYPEFACES / 08 AVAILABLE STYLES
A sans serif font, drawn in Light and Bold. It is the predecessor of MUN11CH.
A typeface informed by the type of a Continental Wanderer 50 typewriter. Its date is estimated from the machine's serial number to around the 1930s in Germany.
A direct continuation of BER11N, developed as a three-weight family with a stronger range of expression.
An Eleventh Ward serif typeface with two weights: Medium and Black.
A typeface from the Eleventh Ward catalogue.
ELEVENTH WARD TYPE FOUNDRYSCOTLAND · EST. 2026
Eleventh Ward is an independent design studio and type foundry founded in the Eleventh Judicial Ward. Its work takes a considered approach to structure, typography and image-making, with room for experimentation beyond any single visual language.
Grids, geometry, alignment and hierarchy provide a framework for clear communication. Structure is treated as a starting point: precise enough to organise the work, flexible enough to let the work move.
Typography is both a means of communication and a discipline in its own right. The studio develops original typefaces alongside its graphic design practice, treating letterforms as functional tools and visual material.
A foundation in modernist principles sits alongside image manipulation, reproduction, collage and post-digital processes. Consistency comes from intent, not from forcing every project into the same appearance.
For project enquiries, type licensing and correspondence.