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FH Düsseldorf
FH Düsseldorf
2004

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FH Düsseldorf

Website, Book, Brochures, Leporelli

Kommunikationsmedien FH Düsseldorf

The knowledge society is upon us. Science is to blame. Can anything be done? Well, design can help us to connect science with fiction. When the immediate disappears, communication structures are needed to fill the gap. Our appearance at the Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences (FHD) is gradually shifting. The new media for presenting FHD to the world continue to adhere to a strict system. The minimalist concept of modular containers determines our appearance in all media. Whether it’s books or brochures, magazines or flyers, CD-ROMs or DVDs, PowerPoint presentations or websites. The free surfaces contain – content. What else? The dynamic principle of relational programming on the Web exposes the design idea at the heart of this project: Content Management D-SIGN.

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Kommunikationsmedien FH Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf, DE
Design

Fachhochschule Düsseldorf

Düsseldorf, DE

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