Graphic Design and Architecture, A 20th Century History: A Guide to Type, Image, Symbol, and Visual Storytelling in the Modern World
Richard Poulin’s Graphic Design and Architecture explores the visual relationship between these disciplines across the 20th century. As a guide to type, image, symbol, and visual storytelling, it offers a focused introduction to how graphic and architectural ideas shape communication in the modern world.
About This Book
Graphic Design and Architecture presents a history of the relationship between two closely connected visual disciplines.
Focusing on the 20th century, the book considers how type, image, and symbol contribute to the built environment and its communication.
It serves as a guide to visual storytelling in the modern world, bringing graphic and architectural perspectives together.
Written by Richard Poulin, this book is intended for readers interested in graphic design, architecture, visual culture, and design history.
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