Form, Internationale Revue 49, March 1970

Content includes:
Designer-Verbände. Berufsbilder
form als Organ des BDG und VDID
H. W. Kapitzki, Zu Verbands-
interessen und einem Verbandsorgan
Fritz Seitz, Designer unter sich
Wie Designer über Design denken
Grafik-Design
J. Klöcker, DIN und die Wirklichkeit
Bildzeichen als Normen
E. Feetbeck, Lernen im Spiel –
das Braun-Buchlabor
P. v. Kornatzki, Konzeptionelle
Konstanten, visuelle Variablen
form-Interviews
G. Bonsiepe/R. Segre, Design und
die Dritte Welt – Cuba
Die Goldfingers von Schwabing
Ausstellungen, Produkte – Möbelmesse Köln 1970
form-Forum – G. Krause, Auf staatlichen. Arbeitsstühlen läßt sich gut ruhen

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Karl Heinz Krug
Form (Internationale Revue)
Form was a long-standing international design magazine which included content on product design, communication design, and exhibition design, amongst other topics related to design.

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Form, Internationale Revue 49, March 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
Form, Internationale Revue 49, March 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
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