https://fortfoundry.com/fonts/grandway

Grandway began as a humble set of quirky capitals that Seth Nickerson created for an ice cream sandwich trailer. Over the years, it has grown and matured out of the practical design needs surrounding it, evolving into two families: a workhorse geometric sans and a “not-so-workhorse” geometric sans sharing the same DNA. Like a good ice cream sandwich, this collection is much more than the sum of its parts—bringing together two complementary flavors into one delightful package. Grandway mixes practicality with grandeur with the goal of keeping loads of character and warmth in spite of its rigid geometric construction. Grandway Display is the more playful counterpart, taking things in a decidedly more Bauhaus-inspired direction. With rounded, tubular characters and powerful sets of stylistic alternates, the personality can dramatically change with each use. The Grandway Collection encompasses these in a fully-baked, dual-family, 601-character extravaganza complete with italics, a wide range of weights, and plenty of other typographic niceties.