Designing Programmes: Programme as Typeface, Typography, Picture, Method

Karl Gerstner's pioneering work in design and typography is brought to light through an exploration of his innovative ideas on visual communication. The book delves into how Gerstner redefined the concept of "programme" in design, treating it as an integral part of typeface and imagery.

With contributions from Lars Müller, this insightful volume not only showcases Gerstner’s groundbreaking theories but also presents a visual feast of his artistic method. Readers are invited to engage with the interplay of typography and picture, discovering the intricacies of how design functions as a multifaceted language.