Учебно-методическое пособие для студентов специальности «Дизайн»
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1. Find in the text the English for: радикальные перемены, экзотические материалы, экономическое дав- ление, манипуляция формы, геометрическая форма, неукрашенная по- верхность, натуральные материалы, авангардный дизайн, коммерческое производство, короткое существование, мощное сопротивление, выдаю- щиеся фигуры, современный интерьер, промышленные материалы, сти- мулировать потребность, предмет массового производства, частично, ин- терес потребителей, экономический и политический беспорядок, быстро возрастающее количество. 2. Use one of the prepositions to fill the gaps: Against, along, by, for, in, on, to, with 1. The second quarter of the twentieth century saw radical changes … design. 2. The geometric forms and plain undecorated surfaces favored … modern- ists were, however, too demanding … most people. 3. It was with relief that consumers turned … the warmer organic design, with its emphasis … wood and natural materials, that emerged in Scandi- navia in the mid-1930s. 4. The school strove to mold designers who could create beautiful and use- ful prototypes suitable … commercial production. 5. One of the strongest and most influential reactions … the Art Deco movement came from the Swiss architect Le Corbusier. 6. The pavilion itself was a prototype for standardized housing, conspicu- ously furnished … commonly available items such as leather club chairs. 7. Le Corbusier advocated furniture that was rationally designed … indus- trial principles. 8. In the United States, designers responded … European influences, gradu- ally transforming them into a uniquely American idiom. 9. The machine aesthetic was an important influence … design. 10. Museums and designers across the country turned their energies … pro- moting American design through the Good Design movement, which promised quality-of-life enhancing products for any budget. 11. Inspired in part … pre-war European efforts this movement energetically promoted modern design to the American consumer. 12. Consumers now had access … goods of modern design in rapidly increas- ing quantities. |