The workshop in preparation for Albert-Jan Pool’s lecture The Geometric Sans – A Bauhaus Myth? focused on a critical exploration of modular design: the grid as both a useful tool and a creative constraint. Each poster was based on a constructed or found underlying structure, into which typographic elements were carefully integrated. The process involved not only working with the grid but also questioning its limitations. This tension between structure and freedom was reflected on a conceptual level as well: together, the posters reveal a quote by Immanuel Kant: “The order and regularity in appearances, which we call nature, we ourselves bring into them—and would not find there, if we had not originally put them in ourselves.”