Coop Himmelblau

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Vienna, Austria-based architecture firm Coop Himmelblau was founded in the 1960s by Wolf D. Prix and Helmut Swiczinsky, and Frank Stepper became a partner in 1991. The firm's name, which roughly translates as Blue Sky Co-op, refers to the architects' use of imagination to make designs that are as changeable and light as clouds. Coop Himmelblau's free-spirited designs consciously attempt to overcome social and cultural norms.

Architectural services, Management, Architectural firms, Criticism and interpretation, Prix, Wolf D., Swiczinsky, Helmut, Stepper, Frank, Coop Himmelblau

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Packaging of the hot stuff

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Hornall Anderson Design Works (HADW) redesigned Starbucks Coffee Company's packaging in 1992, emphasizing the brand's association with quality and the earthiness of the existing packaging. HADW worked closely with Starbucks to create packaging in keeping with company's image of itself. In addition to redesigning coffee bags, HADW also designed syrup labels, shopping and serving bags, and the company's annual report.

Eating places, Limited-Service Restaurants, Roasted coffee, Processed Coffee, Coffee and Tea Manufacturing, Fast Food Restaurants NEC, All Other Specialty Food Stores, Miscellaneous food stores, Food Stores NEC, Grocery stores, Contracts, Fast food restaurants, Coffee industry, Coffee (Beverage), Starbucks Corp., Packaging, Graphic arts industry, Hornall Anderson Design Works Inc.

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