About Bob Noorda Bob Noorda (1927 – 2010) was a Dutch-born Italian designer internationally recognized for his rationalist approach to graphic design. Born in Amsterdam, he studied at IvKNO (Amsterdam Institute of Applied Arts), where he absorbed influences from Bauhaus and other avant-garde movements. In 1954, he moved to Milan, a dynamic post-war city teeming…
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