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On the Organization of Products in German Design
Our latest Editorial Board Member Prof. Dr. Marion Godau discusses the interconnections between Design and Organisation from a German Design History Perspective… For sociologist Elfie Miklautz, objects are important for understanding the world. She writes: “Communal reality is produced and judged with … Continue reading
Posted in Design History, design research
Tagged bauhaus, design, designgeschichte, designhistory, deutsches design, Dieter Rams, Frankfurter Küche, german design, herbert lindinger, hfg ulm, history, Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky, marianne brandt, Marion Godau, nick roericht, organisation, organization, penny sparke, Peter Behrens
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