History Of Design Final

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Der Grune Punkt, or Green Dot of the German Packaging Ordinance, 1991

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OCÉ copier, designed for disassemblyDFD: attempts to better design products, structures, and systems.

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Bill Stumpf and Don ChadwickHerman Miller Aeron chair, 1994Made from 60% recycled aluminum and plasticItself nearly 94% recyclable

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Victor Papanekparaffin powered juice can radio receiver

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Bark cloth hat, Uganda

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GM “Sunraycer” at the 1st World Solar ChallengeDarwin to Adelaide, Australia, 1987

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Indian areca palm nut leaf plate

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Inuit carved wood floating “touch” maps

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Robert Venturi, Sheraton chair, 1979-84

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Shiro Kuramata,Irregular Drawers, 1970

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Ettore Sottsass,Olivetti Valentinetypewriter, the “anti-machine machine”ReleasedValentine’s Day, 1969Compasso D’Oro, 1970

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MotorolaDynaTAC 8000x,1983 (The “Brick”)

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Allesandro Mendini, from the exhibition Banal ObjectVenice Biennale, 1980

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Ettore Sottsass, Casablanca sideboard, Memphis, 1981

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S.I.T.E., Best“Tilt” showroom, Towson, MD., 1978

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MichaelGraves, PortlandBuilding, CityHall, Portland, OR 1980

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Zara Hadid, Eli & Edyth Broad Museum, MSU, 2012

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Phillippe Starck, “Juicy Salif” lemon squeezerCast aluminum, 1991

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IngoMaurer, “Zettel’z”lighting system, 1997

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Tupperwarehouse party, late 1940s

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PaulRand, IBM logo, 1956

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JosefMueller-BrockmanCautionPassing poster for the Swiss Auto Club, 1957

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CharlesEames, Molded plywood chair #194, 1946

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Eamesmolded fiberglass chair, 1953

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Eames#670 Lounger and Ottoman, 1956-57

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PierreKoenig, Stahl House, Case Study House #22, West Hollywood, 1959-60

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IrvingHarper, Marshmallow sofa, George Nelson Studio 1956

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EeroSaarinen, TWA Flight Center @ JFK airport, New York 1962PosthumousAIA Medal winner

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TWATerminal or “Head House” exterior, referred to as the “Grand Central of the jetage.”

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OscarNiemeyer, National Cathedral, Brasilia, 1960

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Le Courbusier, Notre Dame du Haut de Ronchamps, interior

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RaymondLoewy, Gestetnercopier, 1929

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RaymondLoewy, Pennsylvania S-1 “Broadway Limited”

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EdwardG. Budd, Burlington Zephyr 1934

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AMCassandre,“North Star” express rail poster, 1927

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WalterDorwinTeague, Sparton“Bluebird” radio, 1935

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R.Buckminster Fuller, Dymaxion Car#3, 1934

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R.Buckminster Fuller, “Wichita” Dymaxion House under construction

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FerdinandPorsche, Volkswagen “Beetles,” 1936-37

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FrankLloyd Wright, Pyrex aureole, S.C. Johnson Wax Co., 1952

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Henry Dreyfuss, Honeywell thermometer, 1953

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Frassanito andAssociates, Visualization of phased construction of the International SpaceStation

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F.W.Taylor, The Art/Science of Shoveling efficiency diagram

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NilsDiffrient forHenry DreyfussAssociatesHuman Scale,1980

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Frank& Lillian Gilbreath motionstudy

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LesterBeall, REASeries 2, 1939

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LesterBeall, REASeries 2, 1939

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HenryBeck, schematic underground map for London Transport, 1933

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CharlesHolden, Northfields Station ticket hall, 1933

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Rogercook/Dan Shanosky, U.S.DOT Highway signs, 1974

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ENIAC(Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer), U. of Pennsylvania, 1943

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World’sfirst transistorized semiconductor chip for FairchildSemiconductor, 1961RobertNoyce

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Walter Gropius/Adolf Meyer, Machine Hall, WerkbundExhibit, 1914

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Walter Gropius/Adolf Meyer, WerkbundPavilion

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Peter BehrensDelmenhorster LinoleumfabrikPavilion, 1906

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Peter BehrensArc lamp for AEG, 1908

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AEG turbine factory, 1913

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Mart Stam, Tubular cantilever chair, 1926

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Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe,Barcelona Chair, 1929

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Theodore Bolger’s “Mocha Machine”assembled, 1922

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Joost Schmidt, Bauhaus Exhibition poster,1923

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Walter Gropius, Dessau Bauhaus, 1925-26

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Herbert Bayer, Universal alphabet (latercalled Bauhaus)

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Wagenfeld/Jucker lamp, 1924

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Brandt/Briedendieck desklamp, manufactured by Kandem

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Roof deck of Gropius House, Lincoln,Massachusetts

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Bing’sL’ArtNouveau gallery

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F.L.Wright, Robie House, Chicago, 1908-1910

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Tiffany’sChapel, Chicago World’s Fair, 1893

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Hangingglass shade, Dining room, Laurelton Hall

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Tiffanypeacock feather Favrile glassvase

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WienerWerkstatte logo

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Gaudi’sSagrada Familia Cathedral,Barcelona

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Sagrada Familia Cathedral,Barcelona

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Inside Sagrada Familia Cathedral,Barcelona

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HectorGuimard, PorteDauphin Metroentrance

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GlasgowSchool of Art, Library 1901

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CharlesRennieMackintoshMezznine,Willow Tea Room, restored 1988