The first time I was introduced to Archigraphia: Architectural and Environmental Graphics by Walter Herdeg, founder and editor of Graphis, was while I was an industrial design student at Pratt Institute. It immediately confirmed a world existed that I definitely wanted to be a part of. Here, the two-dimensional world of graphic design worked hand-in-hand with the three-dimensional worlds of industrial design, exhibition design, and architecture. In recognizing the original book’s 40th anniversary, Archigraphia Redux pays tribute to Herdeg as well as celebrating the breadth of architectural and environmental graphic design in the 21st century. This volume starts with six ...