Key Designers Flashcards

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Why is the London Underground map so effective as a design?

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As the designer noticed that distances between stations is not important, which was revolutionary as prior maps were based on geography alone.

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What is the name of the designer who designed the London Underground map?

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Harry Beck

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What is the name of the man who employed designers to create interesting and radical products?

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Alberto Alessi

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What is the name of the designer who created the corkscrew design under Alberto Alessi?

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Alessandro Mendini

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What is the name of the designer who created lemon squeezer design under Alberto Alessi?

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Philippe Starck

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What is the name of the designer who created the Girotondo Motif design under Alberto Alessi?

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Stefano Giovannoni

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What are the names of the designers who designed road signs?

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Jock Kinnear and Margaret Calvert

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What 2 new things were adopted in the new road signs design?

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An new typeface (the shape of letters) designed to be easy to quickly read when driving, and the use of pictograms (a 2D block-coloured picture that conveys a meaning/warning).

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What is the name of the designer who is famous for his branding logos for things such as P&O, BT and the 2012 Olympic Games?

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Wally Olins

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What is the name of the designer famous for his ‘Pop-up’ books?

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Robert Sabuda

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