Raven Row
56 Artillery Lane
London E1 7LS
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Exercise
Student: unknown
Instructor: Josef Albers
c. 1953-55, Foundation Course
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Space units for residential buildings, cellular reinforced concrete construction system, model
Students: Bernd Meurer and Willi Ramstein
Instructor: Herbert Ohl
1961, Industrialised Building
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Traffic sign system, model
Student: Richard Schaerer
Instructor: Herbert Lindinger
1965-66, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Exhibition view
The Ulm Model
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Foreground:
Oil canisters, models
Student: Hans-Jürgen Lannoch
Instructor: Hans Gugelot
1963-64, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Left to right:
Exercise, 'tightly stackable forms'
Student: Herbert Falk
Instructor: Walter Zeischegg
1959-60, Foundation Course
Screwdrivers, models
Student: Frank Hess
Instructor: Peter Raacke
1963-64, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
TC 100, stacking catering service
Designer: Hans Roericht
Product Design, diploma work, 1959
1962, Manufacturer: Rosenthal AG
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Oil canisters, models
Student: Hans-Jürgen Lannoch
Instructor: Hans Gugelot
1963-64, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Exhibition view
The Ulm Model
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Foreground:
Children's play furniture system
Designer: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design
1954, Manufacturer: Grünzig and Co.
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Wallpaper, inkjet print
Student: Martin Krampen
1957, Visual Communication
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Ulm Journal of the Hochschule für Gestaltung
Issue 1, October 1958 (cover and spread); Issue 2, October 1958; Issue 3, January 1959
Editor: Dr Hanno Kesting
Design: Anthony Fröshaug
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Exhibition view
The Ulm Model
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Foreground:
Prototype models and polyhedra
Designer: Walter Zeischegg, Instructor, Product Design
1959-66
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Prototype models and polyhedra
Designer: Walter Zeischegg, Instructor, Product Design
1959-66
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Bookend, card files, desk organizing items, letter rack,
magazine rack, planters, stackable ashtrays, stamp
holders, trays
Designer: Walter Zeischegg
Development Group led by Walter Zeischegg
1966-c. 1970, Manufacturer: Helit
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
D 55, flexible exhibition system
Designers: Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual
Communication, assisted by student Hans Conrad
1955, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Braun P&G/Braun Collection, Kronberg
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
PK G 5, combined audio system
Designers: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design, and Wilhelm Wagenfeld, freelance designer for Braun
1957, Manufacturer: Braun
FS-G, television and stand
Designer: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design
1955, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Braun P&G/Braun Collection, Kronberg
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
Exporter 2, radio
Designer: Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual Communication
1956, Manufacturer: Braun
G 11, radio/G 12, record player
Designer: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design, and Wilhelm Wagenfeld, freelance designer for Braun
1956, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Braun P&G/Braun Collection, Kronberg
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
Ruhestörung [Disturbance of the peace], 16mm transferred to digital
Students: Ulrike Fröhner, Günther Hömann, Beate Mainka-Jellinghaus, Hans Dieter Müller
1967-68, Film
8 Short Films, 16mm transferred to digital
Students: Erika Fortner, Gudi Haegele, Gert Krammling, Hatto Kurtenbach, Alfred Jungraithmayr and others
Instructors: Christian Staub, Hans Loeper, Uschi Werthner and others
1961-62, Visual Communication
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Sign system for data processing machines
Designers: Tomás Maldonado and Gui Bonsiepe, Instructors, Product Design
1961, Manufacturer: Olivetti
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
Precision balance, model
Student: Gerda Müller-Krauspe
Instructors: Hans Gugelot, Walter Zeischegg and Georg Leowald
1959-60, Product Design
Double-ended caliper, photograph
Student: Klaus Krippendorff
Instructor: Dieter Oestreich
1957-58, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Erbotherm, heat therapy unit
Designers: Tomás Maldonado and Gui Bonsiepe, Instructors, Product Design, assisted by student Rudolf Scharfenberg
Development Group led by Tomás Maldonado
1961, Manufacturer: C. Erbe
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
DT 1 Manulux, dynamo torch
Designer: Hans Gugelot, Gugelot Institute for Product Development and Design
1964, Manufacturer: Braun
SM 31 Sixtant, shaver
Designers: Gerd Alfred Müller, Designer at Braun, and Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design
1962, Manufactuerr: Braun
Courtesy Das Programm, London
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Hi-fi component system, model
Student: Herbert Lindinger
Instructor: Hans Gugelot
Development Group led by hans Gugelot for Braun
1958, Product Design, diploma work
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Two arrangements of the D 55 exhibition stand (1955) for Photokina trade exhibition Cologne, 1956
Drawing and blueprint
Designers: Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual Communication, assisted by student Hans Conrad
Drawing: Hans Conrad, 1956
Collection René Spitz, Cologne
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Parking Meter (Model 1), model
Student: Horst Diener
Instructor: Hans Gugelot
1961-62, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
SK 4 Phonosuper, combined audio system
Designers: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design,
Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual Communication,
Wilhelm Wagenfeld, and Dieter Rams, Designer at
Braun
1956, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Braun P&G/Braun Collection, Kronberg
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Exhibition view
The Ulm Model
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Foreground:
Knockdown chair, sling seat, roll and table
Designers: Carl-Heinz Bergmiller and Ernst Moeckl
Product Design, independent project
1958, Manufacturer: Wilde + Spieth
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
TP 2, portable transistor radio and phonograph
Designer: Dieter Rams, Designer at Braun and HfG
Ulm
1959, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Braun P&G/Braun Collection, Kronberg
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
KMM 1, coffee grinder
Designer: Reinhold Weiss, former student HfG Ulm
1965, Manufacturer: Braun
Collection Reinhold Weiss, Tucson
HL 1 Multiwind, desk fan
Designer: Reinhold Weiss, former student HfG Ulm
1961, Manufacturer: Braun
Courtesy Das Programm, London
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Exhibition view
The Ulm Model
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Foreground:
Knockdown chair, sling seat, roll and table
Designers: Carl-Heinz Bergmiller and Ernst Moeckl
Product Design, independent project
1958, Manufacturer: Wilde + Spieth
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Plastic shell suitcases
Designers: Dieter Raffler, student, with Peter Raacke,
Instructor, Product Design
1965-66, Manufacturer: Hanning
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Vacuum cleaner, model
Students: Traudl Hölzemann and Axel Lintener
Instructor: Gui Bonsiepe
1967-68, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
HfG bed
Designer: Hans Gugelot, Instructor, Product Design
Base: 1954, Manufacturer: Dunlop
Frame: Date and local manufacturer unknown
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Pfaff 90, sewing machine
Designers: Hans Gugelot, assisted by student Herbert Lindinger
Development Group led by Hans Gugelot
1959, Manufacturer: Pfaff AG
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Left to right:
Espresso maker
Student: Hans von Klier
Instructor: Georg Leowald
1956-57, Product Design
Coffee grinder
Student: Larry Monk
Instructor: Hans Gugelot
1960-61, Product Design
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Visual identity guidelines and standards, cabin tag, comment card, economy boarding pass, first class boarding pass and seating plan
Designers: Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual Communication, with Hans Roericht, former student HfG Ulm, students Tomás Gonda and Fritz Querngässer, and in association with Hans Conrad, former student HfG Ulm working for Lufthansa
Development Group E 5, led by Otl Aicher
1962-63, Manufacturer Lufthansa
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith
Visual identity guidelines and standards, cabin tag, comment card, economy boarding pass, first class boarding pass and seating plan
Designers: Otl Aicher, Instructor, Visual Communication, with Hans Roericht, former student HfG Ulm, students Tomás Gonda and Fritz Querngässer, and in association with Hans Conrad, former student HfG Ulm working for Lufthansa
Development Group E 5, led by Otl Aicher
1962-63, Manufacturer Lufthansa
Courtesy HfG-Archiv/Ulmer Museum
Photo by Marcus J. Leith