With its ‘hi-there-pop-pickers’ title; its bible black cover; its ‘Swiss’ typography and its photograph of the author smoking a pipe and sporting a bow tie, you might be forgiven for thinking this was a book from the 1960s. Not so. It was published in 1983. But we shouldn’t hold that against it. It’s much better than that.
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The link between architecture and graphic design is often discussed: designers tend to like architecture, and most architects claim to have an instinctive interest in graphics. But how much great work does this mutual admiration society really produce?
U:D/R 02 – Space and structure. Looking at Form, a quarterly magazine of the arts (1966—1969) is the second in an ongoing series of Design/Research papers from Unit Editions. Sales have exceeded all expectations, so big thanks to everyone who bought copies. The tabloid format publication has also received extensive coverage online. Here are a few sightings.
Steven Frost was a friend of Ronald Clyne (1925—2006). As the interview here shows, Clyne was clearly the sort of man who inspired affection and respect in equal measure.
Here is the next batch of studio portraits. Your Studio has turned into a valuable record of studio spaces around the world. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the ever-growing archive. Keep them coming.
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