Herman Miller
Herman Miller: the purpose of design John Berry
Publisher: New York, NY : Rizzoli, 2004.
ISBN: 0847826546
DDC: 745.4
LCC: TT196
Edition: (hbk.)
Book Data
Library: College of William and Mary
Last Loaded: 10/22/2008
MARC Timestamp: 11/08/2005
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505 0 $aA new scheme of living: Gilbert Rohde --
Designing a company: George Nelson -- New materials and
processes: Charles and Ray Eames -- A design for
participation: the scanlon plan -- White-collar workers:
action office and Robert Propst -- Ergonomics: Bill Stumpf
-- Words, actions, policies -- Facility management: F.M.I.
-- Metaform: universal design -- Miller SQA: simple, quick,
affordable -- The design yard -- Aeron: Bill Stumpf and Don
Chadwick -- Knowledge work: resolve -- Mirra: studio 7.5 --
Conclusion: things to learn from Herman Miller.
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