Graphic interiors : spaces designed by graphic artists

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Author:

Dean, Corinna.

ISBN:

9781564966742

Personal Author:

Dean, Corinna.

Publication Information:

Physical Description:

187 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm

Contents:

Introduction -- Tonkin architects with hybrid graphic designs -- Ben Kelly Design Studio with Lippa Pearce Design, with assorted images; Tim Head & Charlie Hood, artists -- Graven images -- FAT -- Pentagram with James/Snow and The Alliance -- Met Design Studio -- 24/seven with BCD -- The Designers Republic Branson Coates Architecture -- System Typography Integrated Programme (STIP) -- Orb Design Studio -- Softroom -- Traast and Gruson -- General lighting and power -- Marc Newson Ltd with Richard Allen -- Imagination -- Navyblue.com and Katy Ghahremani and Michael Kohn -- Directory of Firms -- Author's notes.

Abstract:

Explores cutting-edge designs by graphic designers in collaboration with architects and demonstrates the diversity currently evolving from contemporary design practices through the use of sketches, computer graphics, and photos.

Subject Term:

Commercial art.

Graphic arts.

Visual communication.

Art.

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Summary

Graphic designers break out of the traditional constraints of their profession to enter the realm of interior design. Graphic Interiors explores the original, provocative, and utterly contemporary spaces created by graphic designers collaborating with architects. Designers such as Tomato, Pentagram, Benkelly Design Studio, and Designers Republic blur the distinction between the disciplines with the design of offices, bars, clubs, retail outlets, and residential interiors. In the process graphic designs jettison conventional perceptions of space by transforming graphics into three dimensions, tapping into digital technology, and engaging in a cross-cultural fertilization of ideas. The results explored through concept sketches, computer graphics, and photos, are dramatic.