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Form, Internationale Revue 60, 4, 1972

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Content includes:
Design-Ausblicke:
F. Vester, ,,Design für eine Umwelt des Überlebens”
Firmen-Image:
J. Grimm, Die Alternative kommen-
Grafik-Design:
Wege zu einem neuen Werbe-Bewußtsein?
H. Bauer, Faules Ei – Verkehrs- orientierung durch Grafik-Design?
Schularbeit: G. Schülke, Ein Verkehrs- erziehungsspiel
Produkt-Design:
Loewy für Shell: Corporate Image
P. Hoppe, Technische Voraussetzungen für eine Projektstudie
Geschäumte Sicherheit – gugelots Sicherheitsauto für BMW
E. Pumpe-Krüger, Möbel-Design: Routine stat Kreativität?
Design-Wettbewerbe:
Drei Braun-Preise 1972 –
Sozialgesellschaftliches Design statt Konsumästhetik
Design-Theorie: W. Pohl, Design auf dem Wege zu einer Wissenschaft?
form-Forum: F. Seitz, Gewollt – gedacht – gesagt Anmerkungen zur BDG-Resolution
J. Krumrey, Motivationen für eine andere Verbandspolitik des VDID
Hilfsmittel für die Praxis: H. Klein, Test Copyproof-System
Markt: Produkte, gesehen und notiert

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Karl Heinz Krug
  • Year: 1972
  • Size: 230mm x 290mm

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Form, Internationale Revue 60, 4, 1972
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