Modular blocky font on Parisian Thai restaurant sign (L'Escale Bangkok)

[JoshuaH]

Hello,
I'm trying to find what font this is, used for the "BANGKOK" sign, as well as RESTAURANT and THAILANDAIS.

Anyone?

[Kevin Thompson]

Bangkok, Restaurant, and Thailandais are all SquareWise, by LeFly Fonts.

[JoshuaH]

Thank you Kevin.

I read on LeFly website's that it is :
"SquareWise is my interpretation of a font I found in a catalogue of dry transfer lettering from 1982. There it's called 'Square'."
and then "Note: This font was originally named "Square Peg", but I discovered there already was a commercially available font by that name (by designer Rob Leuschke)"

But I have not found either "Square Peg" or the original dry transfer lettering.

if anyone happens to know more, I'm interested !!

[Riccardo Sartori]

Rob Leuschke's Square Peg is a completely different design, and Square Peg was the former name of SquareWise, not of the dry transfer original.

[JoshuaH]

Right I get it now, thanks.
If anyone has a copy or image of the dry transfer, or the name of its designer, let me know!

[Riccardo Sartori]

Some info on Fonts In Use.

A small picture of it in Mecanorma's catalogue.

[JoshuaH]

Awesome, thank you.

[Gecko]

Joshua I did a google search and squarewise comes up as a free download at daFont.com

https://www.dafont.com/squarewise.font

 

[Riccardo Sartori]

12 hours ago, Gecko said:

squarewise comes up as a free download at daFont.com

That was clear from the link already provided by Kevin. The follow-up was to know more about the original design.