Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2008, Back to the Future Book — Vol. II: The Present Issue, Swiss Federal Office of Culture, 2009

‘The theme of 2008 catalogue is the present, since it forms the second in the trilogy “Past/Present/Future”, planned and designed by Laurenz Brunner and Tan Wälchli. By focusing on theoretical and practical aspects of book design, the publication is the outcome of a selection procedure concerned with questions of aesthetics and production. Jury members were Cornel Windlin, Lars Müller, Paul Neale, Linda van Deursen, and Piär Amrein. Essays by James Goggin, Cynthia Leung, Lisette Smits, Rob Giampietro & David Reinfurt.’

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  • Format Book
  • Year 2009
  • Client/Publisher Swiss Federal Office of Culture
  • Size 230 x 300
The Most Beautiful Swiss Books
The Most Beautiful Swiss Books is an annual Swiss publication recognising excellence in book design, typography, and production, documenting the highest standards of Swiss graphic design applied to the printed book.

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Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2008, Back to the Future Book — Vol. II: The Present Issue, Swiss Federal Office of Culture, 2009
Most Beautiful Swiss Books 2008, Back to the Future Book — Vol. II: The Present Issue, Swiss Federal Office of Culture, 2009
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