Konstfacks bibliotek

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*035  $a(Ko)49408
*040  $aKo
*1001 $aUebele, Andreas,$d1960-
*24510$aAndreas Uebele :$bmaterial : monograph volume 3, 2003-2016 /$c[text: Andreas Uebele]
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*60014$aUebele, Andreas,$d1960-
*650 7$aGrafisk formgivning$2sao
*650 0$aGraphic design (Typography)
*7001 $aHauschild, Yanik$4bkd
*7102 $aBüro Uebele visuelle Kommunikation$4bkd
*852  $5Ko$bKo$cGRAFISK DESIGN -$hIfqz Uebele, Andreas$lUEB
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*950  $aGrafiska profiler$wh$uGrafisk formgivning
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'Everything is material. Material is a starting point from which something new arises. We're assigned a task and we take it forward; we add to what already exists' - Andreas Uebele

A major presence in contemporary German graphic design, Andreas Uebele trained as an architect, a thread that continues to present itself in much of his work. From the graphics of the Reichstag to the iconic signage of the Vitra campus, his experiments lead to dynamic solutions, while simultaneously maintaining lightness and clarity.

This new book presents 85 of büro uebele's projects through two types of materials: the raw materials from which they emerged, and materials from creative collaborators who've accompanied the studio along the way. These include Matthew Carter, Adrian Frutiger, Massimo Vignelli and Hermann Zapf.