ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN (AD) - INVISIBLE LONDON (1972) poster The ill-conceived name was (hastily)

The ill-conceived name was (hastily) developed in response to the fact that it looks like a T-shirt (with the sleeves cut off) and like a Vest

The side lines in the same colour are also a distinctive feature

Two types of cotton yarns

Unlike its more conventional peers (including the one it shares initials with)

printed in Japan

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN (AD) - INVISIBLE LONDON (1972) poster The ill-conceived name was (hastily)A superb cover for Architectural Design, May 1972, titled "Invisible London". A compelling issue of this iconic British architectural journal. It highlights the hidden and overlooked parts of London. Through photos, maps and texts, the issue reveals a different, less visible side of London: one shaped by movement, networks and everyday use than iconic landmarks. In the early 1970s, the British magazine AD Architectural Design stood out as one of the