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Book In Book System
The first two pages of the notebooks contain a Book In Book System:On the left page you have several stripes which you can interweave into the steps, the whole content of the notebook.
On the right page you can lable this stripes (chapters, topics, date, ...), which gives you the index of contents of your notebook.
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Tree System
The first two pages of the notebooks contain a Tree System:On the left page you have several stripes which you can interweave into the steps, the whole content of the notebook.
Four stripes are always bundle together to one chapter.
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Five Chater System
The first two pages of the notebooks contain a Five Chapter System:On the left page you have five colored bookmark stripes which you can interweave into the steps, the whole content of the notebook.
Each bookmark stripe belongs to a chapter of the book. For example yellow could be “Music To Download” and green “Poems”.
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Bookmark Link System
On the backside of the notebook you find a storage place for unused links. You can rip them away and use them in your notes. So you can link for example page 25 with 110 because of a paticular relation defined by yourself. Additionally there is also a bookmark in the middle of the note- book which you can interweave into the steps, the whole content.Paper Tones
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Concept In a world full of information, imagination and links this notebook tries to give a new perspective on contemporary structuring.Opening the binded side of the book and using it as indication tool should give a total view on the whole content of your notes and sketches. It doesn’t have to follow a linear structure. Similar to the human brain it’s more structured by links and associations. InspirationThe Structure of the book is inspired by the Odessa Steps, which became famous in the movie "The Battleship Potemkin" by Sergei Eistenstein in 1925. |
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A bookshelf which creates interaction between books
A Bookshelf reflects somehow your interests and personality.You order and structure them by your own and place them in a certain position in a piece of furniture, in a system.
Wittgenstein could stant beside Kant but also beside Le Corbusier. He played a role in philosophy and also in architecture. There are endless connection and links between books, theories and utopias.
With the approach of structuring them in your own library you create your own utopia.
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