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ProDesign 101 — June/July 2009
ProDesign Issue 101 — June/July 2009
Cover art: supplied by Kate Moross, a London-based designer in New Zealand as part of Semi-Permanent 09.
Spine quote: "Graphic design will save the world right after rock and roll does." (David Carson, also a speaker at Semi-Permanent 09.)
Features:
Re:formation Prodesign speaks with Formway and Knoll about Be, its new, award-winning task chair.
Fine Tuned: Herman Miller designer Jeff Weber talks with US-based ProDesign correspondent Richard Mander about the Embody chair.
When a Pentagram isn't a 5-Sided Shape: As a part of our Semi-Permanent coverage, Alt Group's Clem Devine talks to Pentagram's Harry Pearce.
Life Illustrated: Sam Eichblatt talks to the aforementioned Kate Moross.
Try to be Good: Sam Eichblatt interviews Tim Beard, from Shoreditch, London, design firm Bibliotheque.
Cuba Street Classic: A look inside the office of Parsonson Architects.
Accounting 4 Taste: Leuschke Kahn's fit-out for Grant Thornton Accountants. More than just numerically influenced, it's a paradoxical blend of bold and subtle design techniques.