Form, Internationale Revue 55, 3, 1971

Content includes:
Kongresse, Tagungen:
F. Seitz, Vis-Com 71 – Flucht in den Bildungsbetrieb
P. v. Kornatzki, Education Design – Design der Unmündigkeit? (ICOGRADA)
Grafik-Design: K.-D. Stoffers, Aus einem anonymen
Produkt-Design:
Gerät eine Marke machen (Gardena) K. Ritter, ,,ab an Jac”
G. Müller-Krauspe, Zum dritten Mal: Bundespreis Gute Form
Visiona 3″ von Oliver Mourque
Produkt-Kritik: Rowenta Toastgrill TO -92
Packungs-Design:
Umweltschmutz im Einkaufsnetz
9. Deutscher Verpackungs-Wettbewerb
form-Forum:
J. S. Ocón, Keine Zeit für den Designer von morgen?
Grundlagen:
R. Griffel, Zur wirtschaftlichen Situation der Freiberuflichen und Angestellten
Modelle für die Praxis:
,,Grafik- Designer Studienprogramm”
P. Steinacker, VDID-Seminar: E. Reichel, Ablauf eines Design-Auftrages
J. Hämer, Kostenrechnung
Markt:
Produkte, gesehen und notiert

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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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