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Design Intervention
Check out this article from Adweek called Design Intervention. It covers a little a bit about how Arnold/Boston is changing and other stuff on Mono, Duffy, Crispin, Anomaly, and Taxi.
Should be free to view this week. Here's the pdf, DesignIntervention.pdf
Design Intervention
November 07, 2005
-DEANNA ZAMMIT
- W
hether it's the plush seating and cool music that Starbucks offers with
its $4 lattés, Method's sleek soap line packaged by industrial designer
Karim Rashid or the all-pervasive iPod, Americans start their day with
an element of design.
- In
the past five years, design has climbed to the front of the American
consciousness, and people not only expect form-beyond-function in
public spaces, but they want stylish products to bring into their homes.
- From
the iPod's shape and size to its advertising, packaging and point of
sale, it is a modern marketing marvel that other advertisers are
looking to emulate.
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