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Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981

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Content includes:
Giovanni Anceschi – The field of Italian graphics: history and problems
A red B between two points. Interview – Antonio Boggeri
Omar Calabrese – A design posology
The field of Italian graphics: projects
Texts by Renato Giovannoli,
Tomàs Maldonado, Franco Fortini, Maurizio Ferraris, Isabella Pezzini
The shape of the tiles – Ceramiche Ragno
External lighting system – A project by Bruno Gecchelin iGuzzini
Mou and Monk. Tables and chairs
A project by Afra and Tobia Scarpa – Molteni & C.
Design DI – A project by Makio Hasuike
Spaces for the kitchen – Ariston
Alanda – A project by Paolo Piva
Form, balance, use – B&B Italia
Structures-furniture – An application of the Pert integrated to an architecture
Castles

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1981
  • Size: 235mm x 305mm

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Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981
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Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981
Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981

 

Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981
Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981

 

Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981
Rassegna 6, Il Campo della grafica italiana, 1981
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