#smrgKİTABEVİ German Design Award 2020 : the German Design Council's International Premier Prize = Die internationale Premiumpreis des Rat für Formgebung - Excellent Product Design - Volume 1 - 2020
Editör:
Andrej Kupetz, Lutz Dietzold
Kondisyon:
Çok İyi
Basıldığı Matbaa:
Dizi Adı:
ISBN-10:
9783946318514
Hazırlayan:
Boyut:
25x31
Sayfa Sayısı:
507
Basım Yeri:
Frankfurt
Baskı:
1
Basım Tarihi:
2020
Kapak Türü:
Ciltli
Kağıt Türü:
Kuşe
Dili:
İngilizce - Almanca
Kategori:
indirimli
5.100,00
Havale/EFT ile:
4.998,00
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German Design Award 2020 : the German Design Council's International Premier Prize = Die internationale Premiumpreis des Rat für Formgebung - Excellent Product Design - Volume 1 - 2020 #smrgKİTABEVİ
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The German Design Awards recognise innovative projects and products that represent pioneering contributions to the German and international design landscape. They identify and present unique design trends: a competition that advances the design-oriented economy. This promise is guaranteed by its highly esteemed, international jury of 37 experts. This jury not only selects winners in the areas of product, communication and architecture (with its own major award category for the first time this year), but also the finalist of the award for up-and-coming designers. In addition, a personality award is awarded to one designer every year to honour their lifetime achievement.
This year, the jury's award for personality of the year goes to the English designer Jasper Morrison. Born in London in 1959, Morrison predominantly fashions items for everyday use, characterised by a reductive design which follows in the tradition of Dieter Rams' design philosophy and is influenced by the purist, simple elegance of the Japanese style. For Morrison, meaningful, natural use and function come before form, which should be elegant but not so striking as to immediately give away the identity of the designer. Accordingly, Morrison likes to present his designs alongside nameless. standard everyday items found everywhere by the millions and used by people every day, without know-ing the designer. It is a fascinating approach, described by Morrison as >>super normal<. As mentioned above, this year's German Design Awards for the first time include the world of architec-ture in its own major award category, alongside the two existing categories »Excellent Product Designe and Excellent Communications Design«. The >>Excellent Architecture<< awards include both projects of classical architecture and projects of interior design in a number of different subcategories. This new...
This year, the jury's award for personality of the year goes to the English designer Jasper Morrison. Born in London in 1959, Morrison predominantly fashions items for everyday use, characterised by a reductive design which follows in the tradition of Dieter Rams' design philosophy and is influenced by the purist, simple elegance of the Japanese style. For Morrison, meaningful, natural use and function come before form, which should be elegant but not so striking as to immediately give away the identity of the designer. Accordingly, Morrison likes to present his designs alongside nameless. standard everyday items found everywhere by the millions and used by people every day, without know-ing the designer. It is a fascinating approach, described by Morrison as >>super normal<. As mentioned above, this year's German Design Awards for the first time include the world of architec-ture in its own major award category, alongside the two existing categories »Excellent Product Designe and Excellent Communications Design«. The >>Excellent Architecture<< awards include both projects of classical architecture and projects of interior design in a number of different subcategories. This new...
The German Design Awards recognise innovative projects and products that represent pioneering contributions to the German and international design landscape. They identify and present unique design trends: a competition that advances the design-oriented economy. This promise is guaranteed by its highly esteemed, international jury of 37 experts. This jury not only selects winners in the areas of product, communication and architecture (with its own major award category for the first time this year), but also the finalist of the award for up-and-coming designers. In addition, a personality award is awarded to one designer every year to honour their lifetime achievement.
This year, the jury's award for personality of the year goes to the English designer Jasper Morrison. Born in London in 1959, Morrison predominantly fashions items for everyday use, characterised by a reductive design which follows in the tradition of Dieter Rams' design philosophy and is influenced by the purist, simple elegance of the Japanese style. For Morrison, meaningful, natural use and function come before form, which should be elegant but not so striking as to immediately give away the identity of the designer. Accordingly, Morrison likes to present his designs alongside nameless. standard everyday items found everywhere by the millions and used by people every day, without know-ing the designer. It is a fascinating approach, described by Morrison as >>super normal<. As mentioned above, this year's German Design Awards for the first time include the world of architec-ture in its own major award category, alongside the two existing categories »Excellent Product Designe and Excellent Communications Design«. The >>Excellent Architecture<< awards include both projects of classical architecture and projects of interior design in a number of different subcategories. This new...
This year, the jury's award for personality of the year goes to the English designer Jasper Morrison. Born in London in 1959, Morrison predominantly fashions items for everyday use, characterised by a reductive design which follows in the tradition of Dieter Rams' design philosophy and is influenced by the purist, simple elegance of the Japanese style. For Morrison, meaningful, natural use and function come before form, which should be elegant but not so striking as to immediately give away the identity of the designer. Accordingly, Morrison likes to present his designs alongside nameless. standard everyday items found everywhere by the millions and used by people every day, without know-ing the designer. It is a fascinating approach, described by Morrison as >>super normal<. As mentioned above, this year's German Design Awards for the first time include the world of architec-ture in its own major award category, alongside the two existing categories »Excellent Product Designe and Excellent Communications Design«. The >>Excellent Architecture<< awards include both projects of classical architecture and projects of interior design in a number of different subcategories. This new...
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