Brasilia magazine No. 5, “Waste”
Brasilia is a monothematic magazine published by students from the Design and Media department of the Hochschule Hannover. It tells “stories by designers for designers, and for everyone who feels at home in this field”.
When do we no longer need something, and how do we make that decision? For its fifth edition, Brasilia set out on a quest to define what is superfluous; to explore how much is too much. Over the course of 150 pages, Brasilia’s interviews, comics and photographic works attempt to cover as many aspects of the wide-ranging topic of waste as possible, with each article also having its own individual look, tailored to support the message of its written narrative. — Stack
Brasilia No. 5 presents an early use of Trash by Bruta Types. The secondary typefaces include Monotype Grotesque and Times New Roman. This issue was awarded Student Magazine of the Year at the 2018 Stack Awards. 220×285 mm, 152 pages, bilingual (German and English).
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