Collaboration in the fifth book of the book-series A5, initiated by the »labor visuell« of the Department of Design at the University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf, Germany and the two designers Jens Müller and Karen Weiland.
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Deutsche Lufthansa is one of the most important airlines in the world.
Just as long and varied as its history is the history of its visual identity.
The beginning of the 1960s witnessed one of the most important developments in corporate communication. The company employed the designer Otl Aicher and his Gruppe E5 student group at the Hochschule
für Gestaltung Ulm to develop a new visual identity for Lufthansa.
Largely implemented beginning in 1963, today it ranks as one of the
most groundbreaking corporate design solutions of the twentieth century.

With a particular focus on its famous corporate identity, the design and advertising history of Deutsche Lufthansa from the 1920s until today is comprehensively documented here for the first time. Alongside numerous illustrations from the corporate archive and background articles and interviews, this volume contains reproductions from the Ulm study
of 1962 and the first corporate design manual for Lufthansa from 1963.

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