Aribau Grotesk is the typeface used on the website of Braze:

Braze is a leading customer engagement platform that powers lasting connections between consumers and brands they love. Braze allows any marketer to collect and take action on any amount of data from any source, so they can creatively engage with customers in real time, across channels from one platform. From cross-channel messaging and journey orchestration to Al-powered experimentation and optimization, Braze enables companies to build and maintain absolutely engaging relationships with their customers that foster growth and loyalty.

Aribau Grotesk in use at the Zurich Aribau 195 building in Barcelona.

From Estudi Martín’s website:

At the heart of the Eixample district in Barcelona, you will find the Zurich Aribau 195 office building, a major renovation project that promotes the reconnection with nature and the city. Integrated into the architectural project, we find the building’s signage. On one hand, that of the office floors, and on the other, the complete intervention in the parking floors.

From the HoomBand website:

HoomBand, the wireless headphones designed to help you sleep. Created by sleep specialists. We are Livlab, a team of insomniacs, designers and entrepreneurs, whose mission is to improve your sleep. We surrounded ourselves with the best specialists: hypnotherapists, sleep doctors, sophrologists & sound designers, to develop the Hoom project: qualitative, varied and immersive audio content to help you fall asleep.

The HoomBand logo uses Aribau Grotesk by Emtype Foundry. Aribau Grotesk is also used for the website, where it is paired with Joshua Darden’s Freight Text.

Mucho used Aribau Grotesk for the new identity of Bestiario, “a design and technology company with more than fifteen years experience helping organizations undertake essential digital transformation through data.”

Aribau Grotesk is used together with a custom grid-based typeface with a maze-like look. Bestiario Abecedario also includes symbols. Mucho writes:

The brand’s identity is based on using the labyrinth in either its complete or partial forms, like a pattern. To define the visual elements first the Aribau Grotesk typography was chosen as it is linked with more rational thinking and humanistic character of the brand.

Etribes is a management consulting firm “serving corporations with particular focus on the individual challenges of digitization”. Their website uses Aribau Grotesk throughout; the logo appears to be based on some form of Garamond.

Knattspyrnusamband Íslands (KSÍ) is the Football Association of Iceland. Reykjavík-based agency Brandenburg has art directed and designed the new identity, including a logo and a custom typeface (not shown here). The bilingual presentation website uses Aribau Grotesk:

With the spectacular achievements of recent years, Iceland's national team has attracted the attention of the world. Thanks to a strong team spirit and the relentless support of the nation, we have demonstrated that we can stand equal to any team. We have played on our strengths and learnt from our sweet victories and bitter defeats, which have shaped our values. These elements have inspired us to create a new look, which simultaneously symbolises our Icelandic heritage, history and team spirit. Together we begin this next chapter — for Iceland.

Design agency Von Helden und Gestalten (From Heroes and Characters) designed a new corporate design for the the management consultancy Struktur Management Partner (SMP).

The new design pairs Glance Sans by Identity Letters with Aribau Grotesk by Emtype.

From Lonsdale.fr:

Founded back in 1961, Lonsdale is a leading branding and design agency in France, helping brands, businesses and retailers to grow and create cohesive experiences. They work guiding brands in defining their uniqueness to help them build cohesive and powerful experiences.

In the run-up to their 60th anniversary, Lonsdale launched a new bilingual website, in French and English. Aribau Grotesk (Emtype Foundry) is used in several weights from Light to Black, both for display and text. It’s paired with GT Super Display (Grilli Type) for headlines.

The writing workshop Aula d’Escriptura, held in Girona, is a space to fly with words. Quotation marks are predisposed to creation and freedom, while clouds form a simulated text open to free interpretation. Double quotes – inverted commas – are also called “cometes volades” in Catalan (literally “flying quotes”) and ragged text is also known as “text en bandera” (literally “flagged text”).

The font used for the quotation marks is Poster by Íñigo Jerez. Text is set in Aribau Grotesk by Eduardo Manso. Aula d’escriptura’s logotype (not by Senyor Estudi) appears to be based on Akzidenz-Grotesk.

The Anti-Fraud Office of Catalonia of the Generalitat de Catalunya is an entity that acts independently of the Government of Catalonia and the public administrations, and is attached to the Parliament of Catalonia.

The lowercase a used for the logo is the alternate version of the default double story a in Aribau Grotesk, which is in use in multiple weights throughout their new identity. Some of the new branding can be seen in pdf presentations on the website of the office, and in the logo presentation video.

Redesign of the website for Streamline, using Emtype's recently released Aribau Grotesk.

Streamline 3.0 is the world’s largest icon library in the world. 30,000 icons in three different weights created by Vincent Le Moign and his team. The library is constantly updated, with general improvements in style, and also adding more icons. Streamline was first released back in 2013. Since then, it has remained the go-to icon library for many freelancers, agencies and startups up to Fortune 500 companies like Amazon and Adobe.