Hey F.K. this is terrriffic!I love the ratios -- weight of the dots and lines, proportions, everything about it is topnotch.
And apart from that a brill idea.

superdupergreat. honestly wonderful

great idea, spectacular execution, amazing details... chapeau!
this actually reminds me of an idea i was doing sketches on some time ago: i wanted to do a set of punch-out sheets (is that the word?) with which you can build every letter in 3d. i abandoned it because i thought all the thin and dotted lines were impossible to make on fontstruct. obviously they aren't... i'm afraid i'll have to dig out those sketches and start working on it again. you probably just chained me to my computer for another 20 hours in the middle of summer, funk_king... ;)

voilà: first letter of my floor plan inspired punch out set is complete! i'm afraid it's gonna be more than 20 hours though...

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Great idea & great execution.

Very creative, and usable.

:o Amazing!

@ f.k.: great, looks like i've run into the expert for that kind of stuff... :) anyway, current extrapolations reduced the expected time horizon for fontstruction this thing, due to a lot of repetitive elements. i made it till "H" within not much more than 1 hour... here's what i have so far. shame i have to compromise that much on the counters, but it's just impossible to fill all their sides. anyway, feel free to try if they work if you feel like it... it's probably the most brain-stimulating fontstruction i've done so far, hehe.

PS: please feel free to erase this post after you read it, funk_king... this discussion belongs to floor plan, and it's probably just my excitement about my new project and that you share the passion for punch-outs that lets me post this here. :) but it doesn't belong here.

@fk: Great idea and execution!

@shasta: Ditto! Looking forward to the full version.

I think I'd like to live in the 'Z' house. I wonder if I'd need to get a permit to put a deck on the back. What do the dotted vs. solid lines within the glyph represent? I take it the solid lines mean walls, but the dotted lines then?

room-separating curtains i guess? weird enough, from "I" on there are different weights of curtains too... pretty detailed plans. good architect. :)

@fk:you can totally combine the glyphs to make new structures. The word DOG would make for an interesting dwelling. I have a Dover book from the '80's called Bizarre and Ornamental Alphabets ($10 at Amazon). It features an entire architectural alphabet. You'd love it. Here's a sample.

Being the aspiring architect that I was, and having spent countless hours drafting, I am so pleased to see this FontStruction. It brought back a lot of memories.

Your sense of proportion and balance is very pleasing to the eye. And the shapes themselves are rather nice. Awesome work.

Two suggestions: 1. Add doors and windows to every glyph for means of accessing the insides of the buildings of FontStructuria. 2. Provide additional glyphs in the shapes of landscape elements and furnishings that users could place as needed to liven-up the place.

Beautiful!

stuff like this is what makes me wonder why isn't this place called FUNtstruct...
Anyway, this one caught my eye instantly.
And comparing it to afrojet's sample, I come to realize that funk_king's font (or FUNt, hehe!) is more like japanese housing and the one portrayed in the book is a lot more like gothic churches.
Really nice, FK!

Excellent - I guess a book written in this font would be 'multi-storied' :)

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Marvellous. This is a great concept.

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