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Barbara Princic

✓ Hōʻoia Makana Kolowenia Loea

Barbara Princic

  • ✓ Ka mea lanakila o 2 mau A' Design Awards.
  • ✓ Kūikawā ma ka Hoʻolālā Kukui.
  • ✓ Hana Hou, Hoʻomanawanui a Hoʻololi.
2Nā Makana
№ 585Kūlana Honua
№ 1Kūlana ma Kolowenia
2Nā Hana Hōʻike

Ka Mea Hoʻolālā

E Pili Ana iā Barbara Princic

Between lines the personal philosophy tells much about the designer and her life orientation. The text below therefore explains her attitude toward design for all, the design for environment and the inovative design.

By focusing on the end user to make his daily life and work easier, design is put in a social context. Good design of any product is to be essential for each end-user without any social, age, gender or cultural discrimination. Design for all.

Objectives, standards and strategies for environmentally friendly design are recognized as a challenge for the design process which considers the entire life cycle of the product from the cradle to the cradle. Design for environment.

It is important to understand the pluralism of life choices and the immense possibilities of contemporary technologies, and to combine them as an inspiration for new, visionary solutions. Innovative design.

Lālā Hōʻoia o ka Papa Kuhikuhi Hoʻolālā Honua

Ka Moʻolelo Pōkole o Barbara Princic

ʻĀina
Kolowenia
ʻAno Moʻokāki
Loea
Kikoʻī
Kukui
Kūlana Hoʻolālā Honua
Loea Hala Aku
Nā Makana ma ka Pae
Gula 1Kala 1

Ma Hea i Lanakila Ai nā Makana

I Makana ʻia ma

Nā māhele hoʻolālā i lanakila ai ʻo Barbara Princic i nā A' Design Awards.

Ka Waihona Hana

Nā Hana Lanakila Makana a Barbara Princic

E ʻimi i nā hoʻolālā a Barbara Princic i hoʻomaikaʻi ʻia e ka A' Design Award and Competition.

Nā Papa Hoʻolālā

Nā Kūlana ma ka Māhele Hoʻolālā

Ke kūlana o Barbara Princic ma nā papa hoʻolālā o Designers.org.

Kākoʻo ʻIa

ʻImi ma ʻō aku o Designers.org

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E Komo i Designers.org & E Hoʻomaka e Hoʻolaha i Kāu Hoʻolālā ma ka Honua.

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