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Enlightening info design in the spirit of Isotype: With “Joy and Fear”, Theo Deutinger presents a picture-statistical illustrated report on the present with which he wants to continue Otto Neurath’s […]
Enlightening info design in the spirit of Isotype: With “Joy and Fear”, Theo Deutinger presents a picture-statistical illustrated report on the present with which he wants to continue Otto Neurath’s […]
Since this summer, “VERD°” has been standing in Frankfurt am Main: as a prototype of a serial, tree-like structure that is supposed to provide cooling in cities plagued by increasing […]
How does a brand manage to be included in museum collections and still remain suitable for daily use and attractive for the younger generation?How can collaborations renew a traditional brand?What […]
In cooperation with the World Design Organisation (WDO), the German Design Council is organising a webinar on “Design & Young Talents – Resources of German Design Council” on 15 November […]
“The Great Repair”, they say, “is an oxymoron”. In the title, two seemingly contradictory principles collide: “The revolutionary ambition of radical system change, a characteristic of great solutions, collides with […]
The German-American artist Lyonel Feininger (1871 to 1956) has long been considered one of the classics of modern art. As early as 1919, when the State Bauhaus was founded, he […]
Industrial 3D printing processes at a wide range of scales have become an integral part of design and production, as have other additive processes. As product cycles become shorter, established […]
In advertising, human bodies are an attractive and popular motif. Especially where representations are produced for quick consumption, body images are oriented towards a supposed norm. Impaired bodies or bodies […]
When Frank Pick, the first “Chief Executive” of the London Transport Authority, took over responsibility for advertising on the Underground in 1908, he revolutionised poster design. Pick, who was actually […]