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  • Richard Fairfield

    The Modern Utopian. Alternative Communities of the 60s and…

  • Jochen Rädeker, Kirsten Dietz

    Reporting. Unternehmenskommunikation als Imageträger

  • Lorey, Nigro, Raunig (Hg.)

    Inventionen 1. Gemeinsam. Prekär. Potentia. Dis-/Konjunktion

  • Jimini Hignett

    The Detroit Diary

  • Klanten, Mollard, Hübner (Hg.)

    Behind the Zines. Self-Publishing Culture

  • Tom Holert

    Civic City Cahier 3. Distributed Agency, Design’s…

  • El Croquis 154

    Aires Mateus 2002-2011

  • Paul Van Beek, Charles Vermaas

    Landscapology. Learning to Landscape the City

  • Jan Ole Arps

    Frühschicht. Linke Fabrikintervention in den 70er Jahren

  • Gunter Reski, Marcus Weber (Hg.)

    Captain Pamphile. Ein Bildroman

  • Amy Allen (Hg.)

    Democracy in What State?

  • D. Hauptmann, W. Neidich (Hg.)

    Cognitive Architecture. From Biopolitics to NooPolitics

  • Stefan Sagmeister

    Sagmeister: Another Book about Promotion and Sales Material

  • Enzo Mari

    The Intellectual Work. Sixty Paperweights

  • Bettina Allamoda

    Catwalk to History - A Sourcebook

  • Peter Petschek, Siegfried Gaß (Hg.)

    Schatten konstruieren. Pergolen, Zelte, Pavillons, Seile,…

  • Will Jones (Hg.)

    Architects' Sketchbooks

  • Arno Brandlhuber, Silvan Linden (Hg.)

    Disko 16-19. u.a. The New Deathstrip, Townhouse

  • Martin Ebner, Florian Zeyfang (Hg.)

    Poor Man’s Expression

  • El Croquis 151

    Sou Fujimoto 2003-2010

  • Caleb Kelly (Hg.)

    Sound (Documents of Contemporary Art)

  • Terry Myers (Hg.)

    Painting (Documents of Contemporary Art)

  • Wilfried Dickhoff, Marcus Steinweg (Hg.)

    Inaesthetics 2

  • Slinkachu

    Big Bad City

  • Ed Annink, Max Bruinsma

    Lovely Language. Words Divide Images Unite

  • Gwen Allen

    Artists' Magazines. An Alternative Space for Art [pb]

  • Michaela Meise

    Preis dem Todesüberwinder

  • C. Menke, J. Rebentisch (Hg.)

    Kreation und Depression. Freiheit im gegenwärtigen…

  • Gregory Sholette

    Dark Matter. Art and Politics in the Age of Enterprise…

  • Drawing Center (Hg.)

    Iannis Xenakis. Architect, Composer, Visionary (Drawing…

  • Margit Rosen (Hg.)

    A Little-Known Story about a Movement

  • Fundación Cisneros/Colección Patricia…

    Tomás Maldonado in Conversation with María Amalia García

  • Chris Kraus

    Where Art Belongs

  • Beatriz Colomina, Craig Buckley (Hg.)

    Clip, Stamp, Fold. The Radical Architecture of Little…

  • Giovanna Borasi (Hg.)

    Journeys. How Travelling Fruit, Ideas and Buildings…

  • Paul Le Blanc, Helen C. Scott (Hg.)

    Socialism or Barbarism? The Selected Writings of Rosa…

  • Jens Müller, Karen Weiland (Hg.)

    Kieler Woche. Geschichte eines Designwettbewerbs

  • Martino Stierli

    Las Vegas im Rückspiegel. Die Stadt in Theorie, Fotografie…

  • Benedict Boucsein

    Graue Architektur. Nachkriegsarchitektur

  • Harald Bodenschatz, Thomas Flierl (Hg.)

    Berlin plant. Plädoyer für ein Planwerk Innenstadt Berlin 2…

  • T.J. Demos

    Dara Birnbaum. Technology/Transformation: Wonder Woman

  • C. S. Rabinowitz, N. Kovacs (Hg.)

    Assume Vivid Astro Focus

  • Michael Merrill

    Louis Kahn. On the Thoughtful Making of Spaces

  • Bettina Götz (Hg.)

    Abstract City #04. Urbanes Hausen

  • Rainald Goetz

    Elfter September. 2010

  • Jenelle Porter (Hg.)

    Dance with Camera

  • Todd Oldham

    Joan Jett

  • Margit Mayer

    Civic City Cahier 1. Social Movements in the (Post-)…

  • Anne Ring Petersen (Hg.)

    Contemporary Painting in Context

  • M. van Hal, S. Ovstebo, E. Filipovic (…

    The Biennial Reader

  • R. Klanten, A. Mollard (Hg.)

    Los Logos. Compass

  • Carsten Nicolai

    Moiré Index

  • Pierre Guyotat

    Coma

  • Sara De Bondt, Fraser Muggeridge (Hg.)

    The Master Builder. Talking with Ken Briggs

  • K. T. Edelmann, G. Terstiege (Hg.)

    Gestaltung denken. Ein Reader für Designer und Architekten

  • Axel Sowa, Susanne Schindler (Hg.)

    Candide. Journal for Architectural Knowledge Heft 2

  • Giacomo Leopardi

    Dialogue between Fashion and Death

  • Antony Hudek, Athanasios Velios (Hg.)

    The Portable John Latham

  • Nina Möntmann (Hg.)

    New Communities

  • Beyond 3

    Trends and Fads

  • Igor Marjanovic, Katerina Rüedi Ray

    Marina City. Bertrand Goldberg's Urban Vision

  • Ingo Niermann

    Solution 186–195. Dubai Democracy

  • Harald Bodenschatz

    Städtebau in Berlin. Schreckbild und Vorbild für Europa

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 341. Dialogues with Tatsuya Ariyama

  • Tara Rodgers

    Pink Noises. Women on Electronic Music and Sound

  • Brandon LaBelle

    Acoustic Territories. Sound Culture and Everyday Life.…

  • Sara De Bondt, Fraser Muggeridg

    The Form of the Book Book

  • Adolf Opel (Hg.)

    Adolf Loos. Gesammelte Schriften

  • Christoph Schäfer

    Die Stadt ist unsere Fabrik. The City is Our Factory.

  • L. Lees, T. Slater, E. Wyly (Hg.)

    The Gentrification Reader

  • Tom McDonough (Hg.)

    The Situationists and the City

  • Stefan Marx

    85 Zeichnungen

  • Sandra Schaefer

    Stagings. Kabul, Film & Production of Representation

  • Steve Goodman

    Sonic Warfare. Sound, Affect, and the Ecology of Fear

  • Alex Ross

    The Rest is Noise. Das 20. Jahrhundert hören

  • Kenya Hara

    Weiss

  • Nikolaos Kotsopoulos (Hg.)

    Krautrock. Cosmic Rock and its Legacy

  • Jacques Rancière

    The Emancipated Spectator

  • Bjarke Ingels Group

    Yes is More. An Archicomic on Architectural Evolution

  • Alexander Alberro, Blake Stimson (Hg.)

    Institutional Critique. An Anthology of Artists'…

  • Knut Ebeling, Stephan Günzel (Hg.)

    Archivologie. Exterioritäten des Wissens in Philosophie,…

  • Gui Bonsiepe

    Entwurfskultur und Gesellschaft. Gestaltung zwischen…

  • Claire Doherty (Hg.)

    Situation. Documents of Contemporary Art

  • Michel Foucault

    Geometrie des Verfahrens. Schriften zur Methode

  • Jacques Ranciere

    Aesthetics and Its Discontents

  • James Hennessey, Victor Papanek

    Nomadic Furniture. D-I-Y Projects that are Lightweight

  • Claire Fontaine

    Vivre, vaincre

  • Wolfram Pichler, Ralph Ubl (Hg.)

    Topologie. Falten, Knoten, Netze, Stülpungen in Kunst und…

  • Geoff Manaugh

    The BLDG BLOG Book

  • Neil Brenner, Stuart Elden (Hg.)

    Henri Lefebvre. State, Space, World. Selected Essays

  • Louis Althusser, Etienne Balibar

    Reading Capital

  • Bernd Stiegler

    Montagen des Realen. Photographie als Reflexionsmedium und…

  • John Robb

    The North Will Rise Again. Manchester Music City 1976-1996

  • Alex Farquharson, Clemens Krümmel,…

    Klaus Weber. Secession

  • Hans Ulrich Obrist

    A Brief History of Curating

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 332. How does graphic design CHANGE?

  • Jean-Luc Godard, Youssef Ishaghpour

    Archäologie des Kinos, Gedächtnis des Jahrhunderts

  • Arkitip No. 0048

    Ryan McGinness

cover No Finish Line

After All, there is No Finish Line

“No Finish Line” is Nike’s design vision for the next 50 years. Through exploratory, multilevel conversations encompassing both design and critical inputs to it ― like sport research, technology and manufacturing ― this research project celebrates 50 years of game-changing design and innovation in the service of athletes and sport. With a foreword by Nike’s Chief Design Officer and speculative fictions by Geoff Manaugh, the book features essays by Sam Grawe (author, “Nike: Better is Temporary”) describing five major shifts design may undergo in the coming decades as it evolves from product to platform, performance to promise, elite to everyone, sustainable to symbiotic, and static to sensorial. With the intent to invite and inspire the next generation to join Nike in taking action to create a better world, “No Finish Line” is designed by Zak Group with custom illustrations by Bráulio Amado. No Finish Line” invites everyone to imagine the infinite possibilities of design ― and sport. No Finish Line” draws on 50 years of advancing human potential to move the world forward. No Finish Line” describes Nike’s culture of innovation via the athletes, designers and scientists at its cutting edge. No Finish Line” celebrates design not as an outcome, but as an endless journey. No Finish Line” suggests we can shape a better future by simply daring to create it.


Nike
After All, there is No Finish Line
Actual Source, 2023, 978987264805
28,00 €