Die Stadt als offenes System Exploration 1, 1973

“the city as an open system” – this book is about urban development, published by architect also henggeler and art critic peter f. althaus in cooperation with the eth in zürich, the swiss “federal institute of technology”.

Details

  • Format Book
  • Designer/s Hans-Rudolf Lutz
  • Year 1973
  • Client/Publisher Verlag Birkhäuser
  • Size 160mm x 240mm
Hans-Rudolf Lutz
Hans-Rudolf Lutz, a Swiss graphic designer, typographer, and teacher, known for experimental, self-published books and posters, and for his teaching at the Schule für Gestaltung Basel. Explore related designers, including Wolfgang Weingart and Emil Ruder. See also New Wave Typography, Swiss graphic design history, 1970s graphic design history.

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Die Stadt als offenes System Exploration 1, 1973. Designed by Hans-Rudolf Lutz
Die Stadt als offenes System Exploration 1, 1973. Designed by Hans-Rudolf Lutz
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