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Domus 362, January 1960

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Content includes:
Grattaciielo sui Reno, a Dusseldorf by Paul Schneider-Esleben
Una Chiesa di Neutra in California by Richard Neutra: 6 pages and many images by Julius Shulman
Il Nuovo Negozio Olivetti a Venezia by Carlo Scarpa: six pages in black and white images
Un Asilo a Gubbio by Marco Zanuso
Sulle Colline a Nord di Udine by Gianni Avon
Edizioni per Gli Architetti
Casa a Monteleggero by Annibale Fiocchi
Interni a Milano by Ettore Sottsass: 14 pages and 28 color and black and white images of apartment interior decoration by the master his own bad self.
Particolari di Tre Arredamaneti by V. Borachia , C. Santi,
La Quinta Biennale di San Paolo by Gillo Dorfles
New English Office Furniture by M. Grierson and K. Townsend

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: William Klein
  • Year: 1960
  • Size: 245mm x 325mm

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Domus 362, January 1960. Cover design by William Klein
Domus 362, January 1960. Cover design by William Klein

 

Domus 362, January 1960. Back Cover
Domus 362, January 1960. Back Cover
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