Karl Gerstner: Designing Programmes: Programme as Typeface, Typography, Picture, Method
Karl Gerstner outlines a systematic method for design, treating typography, imagery, and layout as programmable components within a rational framework.
About This Book
This book presents Karl Gerstner's approach to design as a programmable system.
It explores the use of grids, rules, and modular thinking in visual communication.
The work examines how type, image, and layout can be treated as programmable elements.
Readers gain insight into mid-century Swiss design principles and rational aesthetics.
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