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Here are things I like... (blog.onpaperwings.com):
… Joe Clark has put hisincredibly detailed presentationon the Typography of the Toronto Subway on the internet for all to see and it is really nice - especially the original typeface. …

Coudal Partners (www.coudal.com):
… Type in the Toronto subway …

Typomilan (typomilan.blogspot.com):
… che si tratta di un instancabile giornalista e professore canadese che ha alle spalle più di 400 articoli dedicati alla tipografia, al suo utilizzo nell'ambiente quotidiano e al sua accessibilità globale. L'immagine qui sopra è tratta da unsuo saggiosulla tipografia vernacolare che si incontra nella metropolitana di Toronto. Al di là della consueta critica ai nuovi lavori di ammodernamento delle stazioni e della segnaletica, è interessante il lavoro di ricerca e di scoperta del lavoro …

Meta Novus - Blog Headlines and News, the Net Refreshed (metanovus.com):
… 表してきました Step By Step: Mirror Your Mac onto a Bootable External Drive Lifehacker Does Telling Someone to “Click Here” Actually Matter? | Copyblogger Students Evolving Use of TechnologyInscribed in the living tile: Type in the Toronto subway (Joe Clark) …

Sign Observer (signobserver.wordpress.com):
… Typophile. Type Culture Villatype. A record of Type and Letering in te Public Domain Jules Vernacular ~ Mark SimonsonInscribed in the Living Tile. (the TTC)Design Observer Between Schedule Events - Russell's other blog (one of them) Under Consideration, Speak up Typophile. Villatype. A record of Type and Letering in te Public Domain …

Remarkk! (remarkk.com):
… 2008 Transit Camp: METRONAUTS! - transitcamp Transit Camp in 2008 goes beyond public transit to all forms of transportation and well beyond the City of Toronto into the whole city-region of the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).Inscribed in the living tile: Type in the Toronto subway (Joe Clark)A Joe Clark classic on the history of type in the Toronto subway system, along with cautionary tales of disnification in place of design. You Weren't Meant to Have a Boss Paul Graham essay on what's wrong with companies: …

The Mike Haddad Show (www.eluamosnailo.com):
… and Victoria Park. This is separate from the redesign of Museum, St. Patrick, and Osgoode, that I wrote about here, and not to be confused with the Union Rail Station Redevelopment. I am very excited about both of these things. This is despite whatJoe Clark has to say about the matter. But then again, why would I take anyone seriously when they throw about terms like "sodomized" when referencing the ROM Crystal expansion. I know nothing about the subject, but I would be willing to wager that Joe Clark just can't deal with change …

índica. océanos de contenido (seisdeagosto.com):
… utilizado en el metro de Toronto es una falsa Helvética, clon del original, pero con distintas aplicaciones según la ubicación. Aparte del análisis, resulta interesante curiosear por la evolución local del metro de Toronto. Pasen y vean:Inscribed in the living tile. Type in the Toronto subway. …

connect the dots (researchblague.wordpress.com):
… inscribed in the living tile …

IRENE KAORU (www.irenekaoru.com):
… VIA DEL.ICIO.USInscribed in the living tile: Type in the Toronto subway (Joe Clark)18 hours, 20 minutes agoCB I Hate Perfume 18 hours, 39 minutes agoEdward Burtynsky [ Photographic Works ] 1 day, 1 hour ago7 Food Hacks to Stay Alert Without Caffeine | Zen Habits 1 day, 19 hours ago …

Sign Observer (signobserver.blogspot.com):
… Type Culture Jules Vernacular ~ Mark SimonsonInscribed in the Living Tile. (the TTC)Design Observer Between Schedule Events - Russell's other blog (one of them) Typophile Under Consideration, Speak up …

Neil on Transit in Toronto (neil-on-transit.blogspot.com):
… Joe Clark has reviewed the TTC's permanent signage at subway station. It includes a detailed account of Paul Arthur's redesign of St. George Station. The most damning critique is of the TTC's adoption of afake Helveticafont type that hinders the visually impaired from reading its signs under certain lighting conditions. From my experience, the use of signs varies considerably. On a recent outing, I found varying degrees of handmade signs. The first was a typed …

Transit in Toronto (torontotransit.blogspot.com):
… the TTC for the application of inconsistent and poorly designed signage. Joe Clark's review of TTC signage and includes a detailed account of Paul Arthur's redesign of St. George Station. The most damning critique is of the TTC's adoption of afake Helveticafont type that hinders the visually impaired from reading its signs under certain lighting conditions. …

where we play (whereweplay.com):
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manystuff.org (www.manystuff.org):
… Inscribed in the living tile - Type in the Toronto subwayInscribed in the living tile Type in the Toronto subway by Joe Clark presented at the ATypI (Association Typographique Internationale) 2007 conference November 26, 2007 at 8:00 | in Graphic Design …

manystuff.org (www.manystuff.org):
… Inscribed in the living tile Type in the Toronto subwayby Joe Clark presented at the ATypI (Association Typographique Internationale) 2007 conference …

lletraferits (lletraorama.blogspot.com):
… Tipografía en el Metro de Toronto …

WRITING DESIGN CRITICISM (objectsinspaceandtime.com):
… Behold: Joe Clark’sexhaustive history and critique of the type of the Toronto Subway.Via Daring Fireball. -fish …

blogTO | Toronto blog (www.blogto.com):
… a lot of publicity, good and bad. It was dubbed the Michael-Lee Chin Crystal in honour of generous monetary contribution of its namesake, and immediately had a polarizing reaction among those in Toronto. One Joe Clark went so far as to say the Crystal"sodomized" and "parasitized"the existing ROM architecture. So is the new ROM dramatic? Yes. Ambitious? Of course. Unique to Toronto? Well, turns out, not so much. Turns out Mr. Libeskind has a penchant for erecting massive crystals containing priceless historical artifacts. His …

Toronto listings movies city arts music clubs food classifieds - EYE WEEKLY (www.eyeweekly.com):
… historic tiles and one-of-a-kind sign prototypes were to be discarded (winning what may have been a partial victory, or at least a stay of execution) and vocally complaining about the lack of any sign standards in the sytem, even presenting anexcellent paperon the subject to the ATYPEI Conference in Brighton this year. All of which I have written about before. In the course of that previous coverage, by far the most interesting part of my research was taking a brief tour of a few stations with Clark as a …