Ryuichi Yamashiro - Japanese Graphic Designer

Design (Japan), 022, 1961

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Content includes:
Talking about Josef Muller Brockmann / Interview: Kazumasa Nagai + Shutaro Mukai
Synthesis of Mexican monuments and art / Photography: Yukio Futagawa; Text: Makoto Suzuki
Glass / Makoto Shimazaki
Design prospects of a certain socialist country 2 Design education in Czechoslovakia / Reiko Hayashi
Designer’s Eyes: The Anti-Atomic Bomb Movement in West Germany / Hiroshi Hara
New Generation Ideas Exhibition
Growing Living / Chiba University Architectural Design Group
Rice Scoop: “Just a Design” / Seiichi Koyanagi
Designer’s Windows: The Story of Wood ⑦ Wood in Living Spaces / Yujiro Yamaguchi
Design Digest
Design Plaza
To Ando / Yusaku Kamekura
To Ando / Ken Sakakibara

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Design (Japan), 022, 1961. Cover by Ryuichi Yamashiro

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