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Form, Internationale Revue 50, June 1970

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Content includes:
Design-Institutionen
Design-Verbände
H. H. Baumann, Berlin will internationals Design-Zentrum werden
J. Hämer, Nicht in Honoraren, sondern in Kosten denken
G. Müller-Krauspe, 2000 draußen vor der Tür
Fragestellungen Auffassungen
R. Schwendter / O. Aicher/ H. Vetter / M. Bill, Design ? Umwelt wird in Frage gestellt
J. Mc. Hale / L. Giesz/ G. Dorfles/ H. Seeger, Phänomen Kitsch
Grafik-Design
R. Hiepe, Comic Strips – Wesen und Wirkung einer optischen Ware
J. Beckelmann, Comics in der Diskussion
J. Schmidt, Zum Stil einer Agentur
Produkte – „Schularbeit” – Ein Büroarbeitsplatz Integriertes Büroplatzsystem Olympia
form-Forum – Studenten antworten- Situation der Design-Schulen
Markt – Produkte, gesehen und notiert

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Karl Heinz Krug
  • Year: 1970
  • Size: 230mm x 290mm

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Form, Internationale Revue 50, June 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
Form, Internationale Revue 50, June 1970. Designed by Karl Heinz Krug
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