This monograph by LAYER and founder Benjamin Hubert explores the journey of establishing a successful design studio. It chronicles Hubert's evolution from design graduate to industry leader, sharing insights and experiences that illuminate the competitive landscape of design, featuring collaborations with renowned brands.
The Transappalachian Migration and the Making of a White Working Class
The narrative explores the significant migration of eight million whites from the Southern countryside to the industrial Midwest during the early to mid-20th century, known as the "hillbilly highway." This demographic shift, largely overlooked by historians, shaped various aspects of American history and culture, including labor movements and political dynamics. Utilizing diverse sources like government reports and oral histories, the author examines the unique experiences of these communities, highlighting their social advancement and marginalization, and the lasting impact on contemporary American society.
This monograph explores Luca Nichetto's award-winning studio, showcasing its innovative designs that blend Italian and Scandinavian styles. Featuring a chronological portfolio from 2000 to present, it highlights key projects and collaborations with renowned brands, complemented by over 400 photographs and interviews with notable designers.