Ottagono 70, 1983

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Content includes:
Giovanni Anceschi – Basic design, foundation of design
Salvatore Gregorietti – Typological atlas of writing
Giovanni Baule, Wando Pagliardini – The sign and the product
Italo Lupi – Graffiti of editorial graphics
Daniele Baroni – Archigraphy
Alessandro Ubertazzi – Is the message clear?
Pier Carlo Santini – Beyond the mark
Rosamaria Rinaldi – Gio Ponti: an example, an exception
Alessandro Mendini – Mendini’s opinion
Luigi Bearzotti – Graphics and controls
Luigi Bearzotti – One means: the camera
John Klaus Koenig – Suspense for the latest Stirling
Marcello Perugi – Windows to the sea
Anna Clerici, Maddalena De Molinari – Transparencies of light and color
Gianfranco Facchetti / G14 Design 96 – In Brescia in a historic building
Eugenio Gerli, coll. Gerli and Remigi – Banca Popolare in Puglia
Marcello Armani – In Trento between glass and greenery
Fredi Drugman / Int. Enrico Jacomella – Valchiavenna Library
Dante Benini – A space-environment
Piero Polato – A laboratory-space
Franco Poli – Grapso
Tecno Project Center – Series 44
Tobia Scarpa – Celestia
Luigi Massoni, Giorgio Cazzaniga – In Milan

Direction: Sergio Mazza
Editing: Giuliana Gramigna
Graphics: Salvatore Gregorietti (Unimark)

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Ottagono 70, 1983. Designed by Salvatore Gregorietti (Unimark)
Ottagono 70, 1983. Designed by Salvatore Gregorietti (Unimark)
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