Karlssonwilker (47 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker take on 'America' in the debut issue of ON, Unit's new print platform where designers examine a single subject.For ON #1, Karlssonwilker examine their adopted home of America in their own inimitable style. As outsiders who have been working in the US for 18 years, Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson - German and Icelandic, respectively - offer up "a compilation of our thoughts and observations on our surroundings and encounters throughout our years in New York".The result is a heady mixture of graphics, illustration and photography; charts, diagrams, (definitely not fake) facts and wry observations, centred around an extensive Q&A between Wilker and Unit's Adrian Shaughnessy.From thoughts on "design as entertainment" to discussing the challenges of running a design studio in the city that never sleeps, the interview sees Wilker recount his first, eventful 24-hours in New York City in 1999 and frames the studio's recent move to Ridgewood, Queens after 16 years in Manhattan."Over time, we have been slowly digested, and the edges of our hesitation and European arrogance softened away, to be replaced by something American that we now treat as if it had always been part of us." Karlssonwilker Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. 1. Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens traces the design process behind the visual identity of Calder Gardens, the new cultural campus of the Calder Foundation in Philadelphia. Developed by the renowned New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker in collaboration with the foundation, the project unfolded in dialogue with the architecture by Herzog and de Meuron and garden landscaping by Piet Oudolf. This book gathers keynotes, visual references, design sketches and drafts, retrospective commentary and an interview, conveying a rich narrative of design in progress. The book provides unique insight into a contemporary design methodology, making visible how complex cultural projects are conceived, tested, refi ned and communicated.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Star-studded collaboration: Karlssonwilker, Herzog & de Meuron and Piet Oudolf shaped Calder Gardens in Philadelphia. Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens traces the design process behind the visual identity of Calder Gardens, the new cultural campus of the Calder Foundation in Philadelphia. Developed by the renowned New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker in collaboration with the foundation, the project unfolded in dialogue with the architecture by Herzog & de Meuron and garden landscaping by Piet Oudolf. This book gathers keynotes, visual references, design sketches and drafts, retrospective commentary and an interview, conveying a rich narrative of design in progress. The book provides unique insight into a contemporary design methodology, making visible how complex cultural projects are conceived, tested, refi ned and communicated. AUTHOR: Karlssonwilker Inc. is a New York-based design studio founded in 2000 by graphic designers Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson, with Vera Yuan joining as partner in 2020. The studio has developed into an internationally recognized practice operating at the intersection of concept, design and cultural inquiry. Central to the studio's approach is an experimental, research-driven mindset: design is understood as a process of thinking, in which images, typography, sequences and systems function not only as outcomes, but as tools for reasoning and decision-making. A defi ning characteristic of the studio's practice is the visibility of process. Sketches, drafts, variations and visual arguments are integral to the work, framing design as an iterative, knowledge-producing activity. 260 illustrations Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Hardcover. White paper over boards with yellow and black lettering on front cover and spine. Copyright 2013. Unpaginated. Book is in very good condition. Cover and pages are clean and binding is strong. Features colorful full-page photographs and reproductions of the selected works of karlsonwilker from 2009-2013.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -'Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens' traces the design process behind the visual identity of Calder Gardens, the new cultural campus of the Calder Foundation in Philadelphia. Developed by the renowned New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker in collaboration with the foundation, the project unfolded in dialogue with the architecture by Herzog & de Meuron and garden landscaping by Piet Oudolf. This book gathers keynotes, visual references, design sketches and drafts, retrospective commentary and an interview, conveying a rich narrative of design in progress. The book provides unique insight into a contemporary design methodology, making visible how complex cultural projects are conceived, tested, refi ned and communicated.; «Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens» zeichnet den Designprozess hinter der visuellen Identität von Calder Gardens, dem neuen kulturellen Campus der Calder Foundation in Philadelphia, nach. Ent wickelt vom renommierten Designstudio Karlssonwilker mit Sitz in New York in Zusammenarbeit mit der Stiftung, entfaltete sich das Projekt im Dialog mit der Architektur von Herzog & de Meuron und der Gartengestaltung von Piet Oudolf. Dieses Buch versammelt Keynotes, visuelle Referenzen,Designskizzen und Entwürfe, einen rückblickenden Kommentar und ein Interview und vermittelt so eine reichhaltige Erzählung über den Entstehungsprozess des Designs. Das Buch bietet einen einzigartigen Einblick in eine zeitgenössische Designmethodologie und macht sichtbar, wie komplexe kulturelle Projekte konzipiert, verfeinert und kommuniziert werden. 192 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -'Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens' traces the design process behind the visual identity of Calder Gardens, the new cultural campus of the Calder Foundation in Philadelphia. Developed by the renowned New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker in collaboration with the foundation, the project unfolded in dialogue with the architecture by Herzog & de Meuron and garden landscaping by Piet Oudolf. This book gathers keynotes, visual references, design sketches and drafts, retrospective commentary and an interview, conveying a rich narrative of design in progress. The book provides unique insight into a contemporary design methodology, making visible how complex cultural projects are conceived, tested, refi ned and communicated.; «Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens» zeichnet den Designprozess hinter der visuellen Identität von Calder Gardens, dem neuen kulturellen Campus der Calder Foundation in Philadelphia, nach. Ent wickelt vom renommierten Designstudio Karlssonwilker mit Sitz in New York in Zusammenarbeit mit der Stiftung, entfaltete sich das Projekt im Dialog mit der Architektur von Herzog & de Meuron und der Gartengestaltung von Piet Oudolf. Dieses Buch versammelt Keynotes, visuelle Referenzen,Designskizzen und Entwürfe, einen rückblickenden Kommentar und ein Interview und vermittelt so eine reichhaltige Erzählung über den Entstehungsprozess des Designs. Das Buch bietet einen einzigartigen Einblick in eine zeitgenössische Designmethodologie und macht sichtbar, wie komplexe kulturelle Projekte konzipiert, verfeinert und kommuniziert werden. 192 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - New York-based design studio Karlssonwilker take on `Americä in the debut issue of ON, Unit¿s new print platform where designers examine a single subject. For ON #1, Karlssonwilker examine their adopted home of America in their own inimitable style. As outsiders who have been working in the US for 18 years, Jan Wilker and Hjalti Karlsson ¿ German and Icelandic, respectively ¿ offer up ¿a compilation of our thoughts and observations on our surroundings and encounters throughout our years in New York¿. The result is a heady mixture of graphics, illustration and photography; charts, diagrams, (definitely not fake) facts and wry observations, centred around an extensive Q&A between Wilker and Unit¿s Adrian Shaughnessy. From thoughts on ¿design as entertainment¿ to discussing the challenges of running a design studio in the city that never sleeps, the interview sees Wilker recount his first, eventful 24-hours in New York City in 1999 and frames the studio¿s recent move to Ridgewood, Queens after 16 years in Manhattan. ¿Over time, we have been slowly digested, and the edges of our hesitation and European arrogance softened away, to be replaced by something American that we now treat as if it had always been part of us.¿ Karlssonwilker.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -'Finding an Identity for Calder Gardens' zeichnet den Designprozess hinter der visuellen Identität von Calder Gardens, dem neuen kulturellen Campus der Calder Foundation in Philadelphia, nach. Ent wickelt vom renommierten Designstudio Karlssonwilker mit Sitz in New York in Zusammenarbeit mit der Stiftung, entfaltete sich das Projekt im Dialog mit der Architektur von Herzog & de Meuron und der Gartengestaltung von Piet Oudolf. Dieses Buch versammelt Keynotes, visuelle Referenzen,Designskizzen und Entwürfe, einen rückblickenden Kommentar und ein Interview und vermittelt so eine reichhaltige Erzählung über den Entstehungsprozess des Designs. Das Buch bietet einen einzigartigen Einblick in eine zeitgenössische Designmethodologie und macht sichtbar, wie komplexe kulturelle Projekte konzipiert, verfeinert und kommuniziert werden.…