I actually had the opportunity to see this exhibit first-hand while I was exploring the Museum of Modern Art in New York City last summer. It was a very interesting exhibit that sought to bring the foreclosure crisis to the table by "examining suburban housing paradigms through five sample megaregions," each created by five different architects.
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| http://momadesignstudio.org/Foreclosed |
The typography of this exhibit wasn't anything extraordinary, but simple and to the point. The whole point of the exhibit was to bring information and new ideas in a legible, precise fashion. I think it is safe to say that the exhibit achieved that with their choice of simple san serif fonts that look very similar to Trade Gothic and Benton Sans.
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