Most architects have the same neat style of handwriting - why is this and what is the font called?

Answer 1

It probably takes a certain kind of personality trait to become a good architect (ie. neat, structured, conveyable). Since you can tell a whole bunch about someone through their handwriting, I would conclude it to be true. Or the technique in which they are taught this skill calls for them to write legibly like that. The font that comes to mind would be Bradley Hand ITC (w/caps lock on) or maybe Papyrus' caps or Showcard Gothic (but not as bold). Hope it's helpful!

Answer 2

if they all didnt write neatly, would u trust their measurements that are written down, its not like a natural born hand style writing ,its so that no one can question whether that is a 3 or an 8 or a 7 or a 1 or feet or inches or whatever, its so that ur house doenst fall down once they build it lol

Answer 3

Architects typically write in all caps "sans seriff". Sans means "without" and seriffs are those little curvy things on the ends of letters..ie in the "B" for the boston red sox, those little things coming out of the letter are "seriffs".

Here is the link for the "B" with seriff.
http://papis-pizza.com/sitebuilder/images/B_-_Boston_Red_Sox-262x266.jpg