More paperwork : exploring the potential of paper in design and architecture / written and designed by Nancy Williams.

Main entry:

Williams, Nancy.

Title & Author:

More paperwork : exploring the potential of paper in design and architecture / written and designed by Nancy Williams.

Publication:

London ; New York : Phaidon, 2005.

Description:

176 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm

Notes:
Continues: Paperwork : the potential of paper in graphic design.
Includes bibliographical references (page 172) and index.
Two dimensional: Surface qualities and effects -- Cutting and folding -- Binding -- Interactive -- Mixed media -- Three dimensional: Architecture -- Exhibition and sculpture -- Fashion and accessories -- Packaging -- Product -- Terms and techniques.

Summary:

Paper - its potential as more than a printing material - is one of the most discussed topics in design today. Yet, despite the growing importance of issues such as the environment and recycling, some creative graphic designers and printers remain unsure of its diverse uses.

Resources:
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Table of contents

ISBN:

0714843644 (pbk.)
9780714843643 (pbk.)

Subject:

Paper.
Paper work.
Design.
Graphic arts.
Travail du papier.
Arts graphiques.
Architektur
Gebrauchsgegenstand
Künstlerisches Material
Papier
Papierkleidung

Form/genre:

Bildband.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 237291
Call No.: BIB 167110
Status: Available

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