Since 2010 the aim of Arteco has been to study and enhance Italian cultural heritage starting from cataloging and digitising campaigns; to creating networks for collaborations between public and private organisations; promoting contemporary art research and generating a network aimed at an audience of experts. It also supports a new generation of artists, identifying them as essential to the renewal of today’s society.

Starting from Arteco’s dualistic identity we designed and developed a content centered website combining fonts Neue Helvetica and Amiri. The highly intuitive customised user experience quickly drives the web-flow to the desired material through two main sliding information menus, gallery layouts and clear typography.

Headlines are set in Neue Helvetica Bold Condensed. Body text uses Crimson – or, to be precise, the text is set in Amiri, which uses Crimson Prime, a redrawn version of Crimson Text as its Latin-alphabet part.

A political analysis of the current situation (as of 1967) of Latin American countries and their relation to the United States, which they feel have "both grossly neglected and brazenly interfered in their internal affairs since 1945", written by historian Lewis Hanke of the University of California, Irvine and published through Anvil Books via Van Nostrand Reinhold Company. Sadly, many of the social and political problems covered in this over 50 year old book still seem relevant as of today.

The cover is set in Baskerville Old Face with "Anvil Books" seemingly set in News Gothic which is also used for the back cover text.

Inside the book, Times used for the body text with interesting headlines in Kabel (or Sans Serif).

The Learning@Aalto Gala is a yearly celebration of innovative teaching at Aalto University, and features talks, workshops, a demo floors and an altogether inspiring atmosphere for anyone interested in educational development.

The 2018 installment of the event uses Neurial Grotesk Bold by Indian Type Foundry as the main font for all visual materials – from posters to name tags. Neurial’s clean but humane forms pair well with the bold color scheme and playful illustrations to create an overall friendly and modern aesthetic.

Designer Jouko Saastamoinen used Nitti Grotesk for the portfolio website of his brother Ilkka Saastamoinen, a Helsinki based photographer.