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223 Seiten. Sehr gutes Exemplar mit leichten Lesespuren. / Very good copy with small signs of wear. - Issue No. 14 is our biggest body of content to date, with 224 pages of words and images in a familiar form: a book. The 6.5 x 8.5 book is organized in four chapters, including our regular feature: The Movement. Inside, the team at Hybrid Design has struck a perfect balance between visual and word essays, all supporting the ideas behind Lead & Serve. With 224 pages to experiment with, Hybrid Design incorporated eight different shades of paper while using pretty basic printing techniques, along with an eye-popping demonstration of edge painting that sets this issue apart from all the others. / CONTENTS: Feature articles include: -- Chapter One: Into the Void- This chapter follows the life of American artist Donald Judd and his path to pioneering a new form of art, as well as a new place: Marfa, Texas. It is equal parts visual and text essay, providing an introduction to Judd's work and his influence on generations of artists, architects and designers. -- Donald Judd an Introduction by Judd Foundation -- A Specific Legacy- Conversation with Flavin Judd & Rainer Judd, children of Judd and the co-presidents of the Judd Foundation -- New York -- Marfa -- Some Aspects of Color in General and Red and Black in Particular by Donald Judd -- Chapter Two: Questions- The Questions chapter is made up of four articles which position questioning as the root of all learning and an irrefutable characteristic of true leaders. -- Transparency: A Transparent Ethos in the Age of being Duped by Emily Gosling- Elizabeth Suzann is a Nashville-based clothing studio that made a name for itself not only through its direct-to-consumer model and less is more range of premium basics, but its drive for ultimate transparency. -- Access: Great Expectations by Eloise Wilson- A look at architectural design and questions how we might rethink public housing which has been defined by its inherent lack of design and beauty. -- Failure: Failed State by Patrick Sisson- How the Museum of Failure states the case for embracing failure as an inevitable stop on the road to progress. -- Authority: Low Class, High Minded The Lumpen Times- Visual essay that looks at the Protest journal Lumpen Magazine as an expression of the aesthetics of questioning. -- Chapter Three: The Assist- This chapter is broken into four articles that view the idea of supportive leadership, a form of leadership that helps others succeed-one that doesn't dictate what is right for others, but instead helps others achieve success as they have defined it. -- Listening: No One goes to Brasilia to Party by John Dugan- Explores the phenomenon of "desire paths" and use participation in design. -- Myth: Makers + Mythology by Patrick Sisson- Explores storytelling as an ancient tool for guidance and an indispensable tool in the work of all designers. -- Conditions: Magic Kingdoms by Jeff Jarl- Examines a pair of creative workspaces looking for the common thread that makes them tick-and opens up the question of how we can create the right conditions for others. -- Balance: The Hero and the Ghost by Caleb Kozlowski- This article gives designers a framework to think about how what they do meshes with who they are. To channel yourself and your interests and point of view is to lead, but to put the needs of the project above your personal point of view is to serve. To balance both is to be a designer. -- Chapter Four: The Movement- Within this issue we feature seven companies whose creative energy has been channeled to making environments, products and architecture that embody leadership balanced with a view to serving the needs of others. -- Transsolar, Climate Engineering Firm -- Jenny Lemons, Boutique & Workshop, San Francisco, CA -- Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP), Nonprofit Organization, Brooklyn, NY -- Fellow, Coffee by Design, San Francisco, CA -- The Bike Kitchen, Nonprofit Organization, San Francisco, CA --.
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