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    Neubau Akademie™ Study of a Grotesque Typeface in its Historical and Sociocultural Context by Dr. Gunnar Klack — On the occasion of Neubau’s Akademie™ Pro Edition release, the original 52 pages article written by Gunnar Klack, initially published in 2016, is reissued here for the first time in its entirety as a free PDF download (link in bio) About the Author Gunnar Klack, PhD, studied architecture at the Berlin University of Arts (UdK). He received his doctorate from the Technical University (TU) of Berlin. Doctoral dissertation on the works of architects Herrmann Fehling and Daniel Gogel. Freelance writer for Spex, Zeit-Online and Die Welt. Teaching assignments for Lexia Study Abroad and TU Berlin. Traineeship at Berlinische Galerie – Museum of Modern Art, Photography and Architecture. Research associate at the Chair for Heritage Conservation at the Institute of Urban and Regional Planning (ISR), TU Berlin. — #nbakademie #gunnarklack #stefangandl #abcneu

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    Freshly delivered from Singapore today: Brckt Vol. 6, Change/People #BracketVol06, #Brckt #madebyanonymous — Publication conceived and designed by Felix Ng @madebyanonymous — Invited for an interview contribution back in June 2014 the publication just got released this month, April 2020. Bizarly perfect in time, the six years delayed release of Brckt Vol 6. focusing on the topic Change & People couldn’t be more relevant today. Neubau’s contribution offers a rare glimpse into its Berlin studio space and lists the names of its amazing collaborators of the studio’s first decade 2001—12. With a heart warming introduction written by Chris Riley, the publication features the work of followig contributors: @alice.rawsthorn @sciencewerk @thinkkstudio Isa Willinger @jeffstaple @jessica_hagy Kenji Yoshida @dia_studio @poynor_rick @sawako_kabuki @sige_mt @theseuschanwork @zwartekoffie @hingstonstudio @thelabsaigon @folchstudio @mgmtdesign @actual_source @daigodaikoku @twistedfork @mainstudio @samuelbaenziger @shoshibuya #stefangandl #neubauberlin

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    DUTT-181 (Ltd Ed) + DUEP-181 Series (Clear Vinyl) Designed by Neubau, Berlin — Neubau’s design for Detroit Underground’s DU-181 Series is a reference to Stefan Gandl’s initial vinyl jacket design for the record label from 2004. The generic 12 inch cover is developed as an interpretation of a Detroit city map to topographically locate the label and put its audio releases on vinyl in context with its physical environment. While the 2004 edition was dominated by the colour blue, the 2008 edition saw the blue replaced by black ink. The DU-181 design developed in 2018 presents a refined vector map soley in black and white ink working as a visual metaphor for reduction and the label’s contrasting audio visual output. Gandl’s DU-181 cover design concept presents a daylyight version and a graphically inverted night version of Detroit’s map. The familiar A and B side is replaced by a D (Detroit) and U (Underground) side. As with Neubau’s previous cover designs for Detroit Underground, the DU-181 design will be used as a generic jacket for a total of 12 releases. An index of 12 map typical patterns and symbols printed on the cover represent a visual reference for each release. The collaboration between Detroit Undergound’s label founder Kero and Neubau comes full circle when map index symbols such as Roads, Buidlings, Railways, Rivers, Swamps etc. also define the conceptual theme for each track release. DU-181 Highways is the first release of the new series including a total of five tracks with titles such as Fisher, Davison, Lodge, Southfield and Chrysler refering to actual main arteries of the Motor City. DU-181 Highways is released on transparent vinyl, perfect to be played on the limited DUTT-181 turntable edition: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx7cXBhibCf/ — Feel free to check out other available items from the DU-181 series such as the limited edition DUDK-181 deck available from DU and an exclusive DUA0-181 poster from Neubau: https://neubauladen.com/product/dua0-181-print/ https://neubauberlin.com/project/dua0-181-prints/ — #detroiutunderground #detund #uturn #detroit #recordplayer #screenprint #neubauberlin #stefangandl #nbakademie

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    First EP from the DU181-Series on clear vinyl out now — EP: Highways Artist: @djkero Label: @detroitunderground — D: SG T: NB Akademie Mono Y: 2018 — Detroit Underground label head Kero returns to his sonic roots with the first of the DU-181 Series originally featured on the limited DUTT-181 Series functional record player designed by Neubau Berlin. As a kick-start, Kero reveals Highways—a 5-track extended player of (abstract) electronics that is cleverly pulled together with a downbeat flow and tracks aptly sub-titled as major freeway arteries of the Motor City. — #12inch #genericsleeve #detroitunderground #neubauberlin #stefangandl #neubauakademie #nbakademie #vinyl

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    First EP from the DU181-Series on clear vinyl out now — EP: Highways Artist: @djkero Label: @detroitunderground — D: SG T: NB Akademie Mono Y: 2018 — Detroit Underground label head Kero returns to his sonic roots with the first of the DU-181 Series originally featured on the limited DUTT-181 Series functional record player designed by Neubau Berlin. As a kick-start, Kero reveals Highways—a 5-track extended player of (abstract) electronics that is cleverly pulled together with a downbeat flow and tracks aptly sub-titled as major freeway arteries of the Motor City. — #12inch #genericsleeve #detroitunderground #neubauberlin #stefangandl #neubauakademie #nbakademie #vinyl

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    Design concept for #disappearingberlin @schinkelpavillon — D: SG, Berlin 2019 Typefaces: NB InkJet™, NB Akademie™ Mono — In 2019 Schinkel Pavillon contacted Neubau to develop a potential design language for DISAPPEARING BERLIN, a one-year performance program of artistic interventions in the city of Berlin. With a set of site-specific performances, concerts and sound installations Schinkel Pavillon entered into the urban space. Neubau’s design concept for electronic and print media re-uses stylistic elements of official building development forms combined with temporary spray-painted construction markings. A construction site specific code chosen for each city intervention becomes the event symbol manually applied in neon spray-paint colour on staff t-shirts, brochures and a b/w poster edition of 300 copies per event. The manual finishing process makes every print a unique original. A collectible to disappear piece by piece from the city walls over time. To operate within a restricted budget 100 copies of folded posters per artistic intervention become event brochures with relevant background information. An exclusive copy for event visitors to be preserved and taken home. — #neubauberlin #nbakademie #nbinkjet

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    Design concept for #disappearingberlin @schinkelpavillon — D: SG, Berlin 2019 Typefaces: NB InkJet™, NB Akademie™ Mono — In 2019 Schinkel Pavillon contacted Neubau to develop a potential design language for DISAPPEARING BERLIN, a one-year performance program of artistic interventions in the city of Berlin. With a set of site-specific performances, concerts and sound installations Schinkel Pavillon entered into the urban space. Neubau’s design concept for electronic and print media re-uses stylistic elements of official building development forms combined with temporary spray-painted construction markings. A construction site specific code chosen for each city intervention becomes the event symbol manually applied in neon spray-paint colour on staff t-shirts, brochures and a b/w poster edition of 300 copies per event. The manual finishing process makes every print a unique original. A collectible to disappear piece by piece from the city walls over time. To operate within a restricted budget 100 copies of folded posters per artistic intervention become event brochures with relevant background information. An exclusive copy for event visitors to be preserved and taken home. — #neubauberlin #nbakademie #nbinkjet

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    Design concept for #disappearingberlin @schinkelpavillon — D: SG, Berlin 2019 Typefaces: NB InkJet™, NB Akademie™ Mono — In 2019 Schinkel Pavillon contacted Neubau to develop a potential design language for DISAPPEARING BERLIN, a one-year performance program of artistic interventions in the city of Berlin. With a set of site-specific performances, concerts and sound installations Schinkel Pavillon entered into the urban space. Neubau’s design concept for electronic and print media re-uses stylistic elements of official building development forms combined with temporary spray-painted construction markings. A construction site specific code chosen for each city intervention becomes the event symbol manually applied in neon spray-paint colour on staff t-shirts, brochures and a b/w poster edition of 300 event copies. The manual finishing process makes every print a unique original. A collectible to disappear piece by piece from the city walls over time. To operate within a restricted budget 100 copies of folded posters per artistic intervention become event brochures with relevant background information. An exclusive copy for event visitors to be preserved and taken home. — #neubauberlin #nbakademie #nbinkjet

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    Shipment preparation — #abcneu

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    Neu!
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    @neubauberlin 9 years ago
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    ‘abcgandl’ feat. NB-National™ Bold as part of Studio Es’s ‘esbistdu’ publication for Vienna Design Week.

    @neubauberlin 9 years ago
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    Opening spread for ‘La Casa dell’Arte — Max Mara in the Arts’, As If Magazine, issue N° 8
    Typeface: NB-National™
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    @neubauberlin 9 years ago
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    Corporate Tatoo — Neubau’s VN-International™ (a customized version of NB-International™)  — proudly worn by Frederik. Do more!

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    @neubauberlin 9 years ago
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    Five Years in the Forest — The ‘Making of Neubau Forst Catalogue’
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    11/11/14 — HUD
    School of Art, Design and Architecture
    University of Huddersfield
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    HUD Ticket Reservation (free)

    11/12/14 — MMU
    14:30 – 16:30
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    11/13/14 — LCC
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    arts.ac.uk/lcc/
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    @neubauberlin 10 years ago
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    16 October 2014: Lars Müller opening the Neubau Forst Catalogue Exhibition at Storefront for Art & Architecture New York.
    For further info please visit our product site neubauforst.com or storefront.org

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    Storefront for Art and Architecture: Neubau Forst Catalogues arrived. Getting started — Lukas Reinhard, Robert Loeber & Benjamin Ganz fixing walls and unpacking books for the opening.

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    Stefan, Benjamin and Lars (Lars Müller Publishers) captured two days before their ‘Neubau Forst Catalogue’ launch at the Storefront for Art & Architecture Membership Night in New York City.

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    @neubauberlin 10 years ago
    2014/10

    Forst Team off to New York for the launch of ‘Neubau Forst Catalogue’! NBF_NYC_FOERSTERS

    @neubauberlin 10 years ago
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    Interview & Artwork for Bracket Magazine Vol. 6, Singapore.
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    NBG-M×TYT-M (NB Grotesk™ Mono Pro × New York Times Magazine)
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    324.000 Berlin Trees for the Cities of the World with Neubau Forst Catalogue, 1st Edition
    NB-Image-Archive: Lars Müller of Lars Müller Publishers (Zurich) in conversation over the publication collaboration ‘Neubau Forst Catalogue’ with the ‘NeuBeuys’ at Neubau in Berlin.

    l—r: Paul Heys, Benjamin Ganz, Lars Müller, Stefan Gandl
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    Mohr Models Box printed! Manufactured and ready for the MM launch night.
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    @neubauberlin 13 years ago
    2010/03

    DU13, ltd. edition, screenprint, blacklight ink
    Design: SG
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    @neubauberlin 15 years ago
    2008/09

    NB-Image-Archive: Gandl, Crouwel, Grünberger, Neubauism Opening, Eindhoven/NL 09—08—08
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