Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Michel Fries and Thomas Bruggisser voyage through Switzerland in search of a new generation of young Swiss graphic designers. What they find is a Swiss design scene as 'hip' as anything in London or Berlin. Influenced by the famous 'Swiss School' of the 1950s and 60s, young Swiss designers today still hold concept and structure as functional beliefs, allowing artistic freedom in counterbalance to the service aspects of design.

Beautifully designed by the editors, Benzin is itself a statement on these theoretical questions. It includes detailed portrayals of twelve selected studios and images from 36 other designers making it a great sourcebook for anyone interested in graphic design today.

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Rating: - A beautiful design collection
One of my favorite books to consult for inspiration, full of varied styles of work but all of very high quality.