Form, Internationale Revue 53, 2, 1971

Content includes:
Grundlagen:
J. Schmidt, Was Spielen ist
Chr. Weiser, Schafft Spielraum
Produkt-Design:
H. Werner, Fun Cars Autos zum Spielen
H. Seeger, „Er muss uns noch etwas mer machen”
2 Wettbewerbe, die Ideen bringen sollten : 3M und 3K
E. Pumpe-Krüger, Design- Ideen zum Thema Schaum
Designer- Forum Ottobeuren
Grafik-Design:
K. Winterhager, Eine Stadt will eine Stadt werden – „, Erscheinungsbild Leverkusen”
H. Wöhrle, Zur Gestaltung einer Briefmarkenserie
P. v. Kornatzki, Syntaktisch ist die CSU in Ordnung – Wettbewerb ,,Grafik Design Deutschland ’69/70″
form-Forum:
H. Bauer, „,In separaten Häufchen herumoperieren?”‘ (IG Kultur)
form-Interview:
,,Die Designer-Ausbildung ist katastrophal” Briefe der Industrie, Empfehlungen der Studenten
Markt:
Produkte, gesehen und notiert

Details

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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