2013
DOI: 10.4324/9780203129999
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An Introduction to Design and Culture

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“…[10] Долазећи конзу-менти који теже добром, јединственом и различитом су очигледно стигли у војну хотелијерску индустрију. [11] Интернационални хотелски ланци су окарактерисани као претња војним туристичким дестинацијама зато што доносе стандардизовани дизајн и смањују атрактивност дестинација умањујући њихову уникатност.…”
Section: значај и улога дизајна у брендирању војних хотелских производаunclassified
“…[10] Долазећи конзу-менти који теже добром, јединственом и различитом су очигледно стигли у војну хотелијерску индустрију. [11] Интернационални хотелски ланци су окарактерисани као претња војним туристичким дестинацијама зато што доносе стандардизовани дизајн и смањују атрактивност дестинација умањујући њихову уникатност.…”
Section: значај и улога дизајна у брендирању војних хотелских производаunclassified
“…The United States were now represented by corporations culture was making its course with the help of leading industrial designers. Amongst them manufacturer (Sparke, 2004).…”
Section: New York World's Fair 1939 -Corporations As the Representatimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…com, 2010 (Dezeen.com, 2010). Design is nowadays also regularly featured in newspapers and lifestyle magazines, becoming a strong part of our visual culture (Sparke, 2004). Data supporting the magnitude of the while the number of visitors doubled, reaching the considerable amount of 348,000 in 2008 the outskirt of Milan, a myriad of events are held in more than 600 venues spread across the total number is more than 500,000 (Balduini et al, 2013).…”
Section: The Current Situation -Designing For the Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They try to update the design language according to the challenges and requirements of the era. These challenges and requirements come from technology, aesthetics, economy, politics and culture as well [11]." Therefore, when industrial production and its aesthetics and attributes are popular as the opposite side of handcraft, the uniqueness, aesthetic perception and human nature of handcraft fully experience the cold treatment.…”
Section: B the Road With Twists And Turnsmentioning
confidence: 99%