Rassegna 19, Il Contributo Della Scuola Di ulm/ the Legacy of the School of Ulm, 1984

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Gregotti, Vittorio (editor)
Contents include:
Ulm Revisited by Tomas Maldonado
The HfG in ULM by Marina Bistolfi
The Contribution of the Scientific Teaching to the HfG by Martin Krampen
Ulm and Italy: Rodolfo Bonetto, Enzo Fratelli, Pio Manzu, Andried van Onck, Hans vin Klier and Willy Ramstein by Giovanni Anceschi e Piero G. Tanca
The Diaspora. Self-Portraits of Twenty Protagonists of the HfG: William S. Huff, Almer Mavignier, Kohei Sugiura, Tomas Goonda, Michael Klar, Giovanni Anceschi, Otl Aicher, Karl-Heinz Krug, Bernd Meurer, Sudhakar Nadkarni, Kerstin Bartlmae, Gui Bonsiepe, Alexander Neumeister, Herbert Lindinger, Michael Conra, Herbert Ohl, Dominique Gilliard, Gunter Schmitz, Claude Schnaidt and Hans Roericht
L’involucro espositivo: Allestimenti a Colonia e Parigi, Un progetto di Dante Benini for Ariston Beaubourg analago: Palazzina per uffici a Novedrate, Progetto dello Studio Piano and Rogers for B&&B Italia
Apta: Una sedia dinamica per la collettivita, Castelli
La luce artificiale: Caratteristiche principali e criteri di illuminazione (quarta parte), iGuzzini illuminazione
Architetture razionali: “108”, disegno di Luca Meda for Molteni and Co.
La funzione comunicativa: Progetti di bottoniere per ascensori, Sabiem

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