Intriguing – looks almost like the elusive Unica, but with new tittles & umlauts.

Here's a PDF:
http://www.schauspielhaus.ch/www/downloads/Schauspielhaus_Spielplan_Sept...

The font is listed as "ZoeNeueSixtyB". I assume that's custom.
Sux because now I want it too. :-(

for all i know, Cornel Windlin designed the magazine in question. maybe the typeface as well?

it s Unica, they made they (Windlin and?) own weight and change some detail like punctuation.

Cornel Windlin and Gregor Huber (http://www.glashaus.ch/)?

i don t know if the custom was made specially for the Schauspielhaus.

I think it s impossible to release it, it s not really legal to do stuff like this... i mean take a font, change the weight and sell it... just take a font and regenerate just for you is most of the time not allowed, i don t know if they ask the rights to do it.

even if they redrew it, Unica was creat around 30 years ago, you dont have the right to take the drawing and make your own font... and i m sur that they open the font file, creat a bolder one and generate it again (compare with the original one, you have exactly the same curves and same optical corection)...

I never said that they didn t ask the right, just that I didn t know if they have it (read) and I have more than your image in my studio... anyway my main point was to answer that it was maybe impossible to release it.

Sam you can see a lot of illegal stuff even by typefoundry. It was just some bad thought

By the way Unica is a really nice typeface. and the graphic design work of Cornell is as usual great

"Cornel said that this customisation was done just for the work he’s doing for the Schauspielhaus and unfortunately for altaira and myself, will not be available to anyone."
:-(
Thanks a lot for finding out, though!

I haven't (there's really too much to follow in this country…).
Is it anything like this?

I think you'll like it. It's not overly similar to Cornel's Unica customisation, but it does have the same round, friendly feeling that I was attracted to in Cornels creation. It's a little Futraish. Have a look for yourself:

The lowercase 't' and 'fi' ligature are very nice indeed.

i have this book at home—"curating subjects"—designed by jonathan hares and set in "unica neue regular & light" by stephan müller, at least it says so in the imprint.
it probably is this particular redrawn version discussed here, as the dots (only umlauts and on the i) are round aswell. maybe it's an earlier version, the book was published in 2007

it's a collection of texts by various curators on curating, the term "ausstellungsmacher", biennals, etc ...
a bit heavy to read as i'm not native english speaking, so it's in my shelf and sometimes a read bits.

I just discovered this amazing typeface, Zoe Neue Sixty B Regular. It was used in this Armin Linke's recent short movie called 'Alpi' (http://www.arminlinke.com/alpi/). On the website there are also some downloadable promotional posters which are setted with this typeface.
Does anybody have any new information about it? Is it still not for sale?

Not sure… Graphik is a bit more geometric, feels a little less European/Swiss to me, etc. Don't get me wrong, I really like (and own, and use) Graphik, and they're small differences, but this here triggers the Unica drool reflex. :)

Anyway, I think that Nina is right: Graphik is too geometric and lacks of that detail of 'humanity' (maybe not humanity, but in a way of rhythmic spontaneity) that makes Zoe Neue even more unique than Unica.

I've bough it yesterday. Awesome.

Um, read this thread. It's not available apparently.