Hans-Ulrich Allemann Collection

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Hans-Ulrich Allemann Swiss National Diploma, Basel School of Design, Switzerland. Mr. Allemann joined the faculty in graphic design at The University of the Arts in 1973 and has been instrumental in the shaping of the department's core programs. He served as chairman from 1976-1979. He has lectured on graphic design and design education both here and abroad. Together with two partners, he formed the firm of Allemann Almquist & Jones in 1984, a design and strategic communications consultancy involved in the planning, design and production of visual communications for print, the environment and electronic media. The work of Mr. Allemann and his firm has been recognized by leading professional organizations and publications worldwide. Several of his posters are in the permanent collections of the Design Museums Basel and Zurich, Switzerland; Brno, Czech Republic; National Design Archive at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) New York, USA, and the Design Collection of the National Library of France, Paris, France. Most recent honors include Mr. Allemann's induction into the Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI) in 1998 and the receipt of the AIGA Fellows award in 2000. As an Adjunct Professor since 1985, Mr. Allemann has been primarily involved in the teaching of senior project courses, studies aimed at preparing students to confront the theoretical and pragmatic issues involved in communication design.