(Kiyoshi Awazu’s Notebook of Design Thinking) The Outlet Mall in tribute to one of

in tribute to one of the important type designers of his era

Designed to look exactly like a 100% recyclable

Don’t deny it

Railing provides a brief historical survey of avant-garde poetry in Russia and shows how the letter/ sound was applied by Lissitzky in About 2 [Squares] as a corollary to the pictorial images—a relationship that forms the basis of abstract or nonobjective language and painting in Russia

This specimen poster uses Fit’s squarest style to display the legendary Sator Square

(Kiyoshi Awazu’s Notebook of Design Thinking) The Outlet Mall in tribute to one ofInscribed by Kiyoshi Awazuto to Toshi Katayama at Harvards Carpenter Center in January of 1976, this one contains sixty one essays on design. While designers like Paul Rand were perfecting a certain kind of modern clarity, Awazu was using this Notebook to argue for gaps, fissures, and openingsintentional breaks in the regulated, flattened urban experience. Or, at least thats what AI is telling us. The whole book is in Japanese and we cant easily read