BrutalhomeVF — Brutal, Modular, Numeric

This variable font draws its raw energy from the aesthetics of brutalist architecture: hard edges, heavy structures, and unapologetically rigid forms. Each glyph is a building block — a visual echo of concrete and steel.

Its standout feature? The numbers are rendered as concrete rods, with the quantity matching the value:

the 1 is a single vertical beam, the 3 becomes a triplet of stacked bars, and so on up to 9.

These aren’t just digits — they’re modular units, almost sculptural in form.

Thanks to its variable nature, the font shifts seamlessly between weights and widths, adapting to both strict grids and more experimental compositions.

🔩 Brutalism-inspired

🔢 Numbers as modular concrete rods

⚙️ Variable, heavy, and strikingly structural