Jeremy Myerson Volgorde van de boeken

This book offers a complete re-evaluation of the purpose of the workplace, and explores what happens next.

The book views working life as a combination of process and experience - what we do, and how we feel. By exploring analogous environments, it builds up a whole new picture of the workplace encompassing not only physical settings but also people's psychological experiences within those spaces. Life of Work offers a framework to escape from the tradition of mechanistic workplaces that are programmed for maximum efficiency without taking into account the human need for comfort and connection.

This book is a perfect blend for enthusiasts of photography and sports, offering a unique perspective that caters to both passions. It promises to be an enjoyable experience, especially for those who appreciate the beauty of sports captured through the lens.

Surveying thirty-five years of Alan Fletcher's work, this book is an essay upon the design process as undertaken by a tireless and gifted individual. The thinking behind his solutions and methods are illustrated by a range of examples each accompanied by a full commentary from Jeremy Myerson.

Im Zuge des rasanten technischen und organisatorischen Wandels der letzten Jahrzehnte haben sich die Anforderungen an Bürodesign in vielerlei Hinsicht verändert. Damit sind völlig neue Designmodelle entstanden. Anhand von vierzig internationalen Beispielen präsentieren die Autoren vier grundlegende gestalterische Herangehensweisen: narratives Bürodesign, das eine Geschichte über das Unternehmen und über Benutzer erzählt; Bürodesign mit „nachbarschaftlichem“ Charakter, das teamorientiertes Arbeiten unterstützt; nomadische Büros, die an beliebigen Orten schnell eingerichtet werden können; schließlich Büros, die virtuell und physisch als Knotenpunkt fungieren. Das Buch ist der erste umfassende Überblick über die Innenarchitektur und -einrichtung, über neue Themen und aktuelle Trends im Bürodesign des 21. Jahrhunderts.

Rewind charts the history of design and advertising over the last forty years. Covering a wide range of creative disciplines - including graphic design, TV, press and poster advertising, packaging, product and environmental design, music videos and interactive media - a narrative essay by Jeremy Myerson and Graham Vickers sets out the historical framework and discusses the main developments in design and advertising since the sixties. Leading practitioners have also each contributed essays to the different decades, providing unique personal insights into the design and advertising of that era. Rewind features a range of high-profile designs and advertising campaigns, and presents the work of leading designers and practitioners working within the field of creative communication today.