Nowadays, a ‘modern’ functional look is becoming fashionable, purpose-made flush doors are widely accepted and available. Because of the affordability versatile and contemporary appearance, we take it as our important one of our product series.
Various veneer options and decoration choices such as V-groove carving and metal strip inlay give flush door more design availability to match all kinds of architectural design concept.
It is not always easy to perform adhesive binding on soft cover brochures - and it is frequently a cause of complaint.
The problem is that the first and last pages are often not held effectively in place in the spine glue when they are opened. What's more, the top edge of the glue film can be seen around the notch − which is not a very pretty sight. The reasons behind this problem are many and varied - from the physical properties of the paper and glue themselves to incorrect material combinations or operating errors. But so, too, are the solutions. The most important of these are described below.
Seth Flaxman presents on CityRank (www.cityrank.ch) at DD4D (www.dd4d.net) in Paris in June 2009
Abstract:
"In the context of data on cities, we present an example of how to make statistics relevant and meaningful to non-expert users. While the cities of the world are emerging as key players in global processes, from climate change to migration, the body of data on the cities of the world is neither extensive nor well-organized. Towards the end of organizing, understanding, and presenting this data, we have created an online framework called CityRank. To make this data relevant to users, CityRank allows users to upload new data sets and create and share personalized rankings of cities based on the data included in CityRank’s data repository."
Nowadays, a ‘modern’ functional look is becoming fashionable, purpose-made flush doors are widely accepted and available. Because of the affordability versatile and contemporary appearance, we take it as our important one of our product series.
Various veneer options and decoration choices such as V-groove carving and metal strip inlay give flush door more design availability to match all kinds of architectural design concept.
It is not always easy to perform adhesive binding on soft cover brochures - and it is frequently a cause of complaint.
The problem is that the first and last pages are often not held effectively in place in the spine glue when they are opened. What's more, the top edge of the glue film can be seen around the notch − which is not a very pretty sight. The reasons behind this problem are many and varied - from the physical properties of the paper and glue themselves to incorrect material combinations or operating errors. But so, too, are the solutions. The most important of these are described below.
Seth Flaxman presents on CityRank (www.cityrank.ch) at DD4D (www.dd4d.net) in Paris in June 2009
Abstract:
"In the context of data on cities, we present an example of how to make statistics relevant and meaningful to non-expert users. While the cities of the world are emerging as key players in global processes, from climate change to migration, the body of data on the cities of the world is neither extensive nor well-organized. Towards the end of organizing, understanding, and presenting this data, we have created an online framework called CityRank. To make this data relevant to users, CityRank allows users to upload new data sets and create and share personalized rankings of cities based on the data included in CityRank’s data repository."
In the age of good – how good is your organisation? by Stephen PainAddison Group
Stephen J Pain, independent consultant and Visiting Fellow, Henley Business School, looks at how the economic downturn has forced corporates to repriortise their values in rebuilding the reputation at The Group seminar on Measuring corporate brand reputation, 18 May 2010
In an uncertain world where we are all effectively self-employed, networking skills make all the difference for freelancers, job changers, and career climbers. Increase your chances of landing that all-important job or business contract.
IN THIS SUMMARY
In Partnership of Equals, Peter McGinn discusses the various ways in which CEOs and board members can productively work together to resolve conflict and make a better, more effective healthcare organization. The CEO advises the board and has a position of influence rather than authority. There are many situations where the board has the ultimate say, but that does not mean that CEOs should hold back their opinions until they are asked. They are there for a reason, and that is to share their thoughts and experiences. The board should appreciate input from the CEO, but they should not allow the CEO to make decisions or accomplish activities that are the board’s responsibility.
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DRIE Central Luncheon, June 2011
Presenter: Michael Dudley, Research Associate, Institute of Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg
How many recent natural disasters that have befallen
metropolitan areas in the past several years (forest fires, floods and earthquakes) aren't so much "natural" but are instead the result of (or
exacerbated by) poor planning decisions in the past, such as building on flood plains and other vulnerable locations, but that our "psychology of
previous investment" prevents us from altering our building patterns? As well, our rigid, centralized "big pipes" approach to city building,
infrastructure and commodities makes our cities vulnerable to shocks and
system breakdowns, such as those associated with energy prices and availability. The presentation will argue for the incorporation of resilience principles in urban planning, which in many ways will mean a return to historical practices and forms.
op zoek naar goedkope betaalbare website promotie ook wel Search Engine Optimalization genoemd
dan hebben wij wat u nodig heeft
wij bieden daarbij ook nog eens tal van bonussen aan bij besteding van 10 euro of meer
u kunt ons bezoeken op www.seoheaven.nl
In the age of good – how good is your organisation? by Stephen PainAddison Group
Stephen J Pain, independent consultant and Visiting Fellow, Henley Business School, looks at how the economic downturn has forced corporates to repriortise their values in rebuilding the reputation at The Group seminar on Measuring corporate brand reputation, 18 May 2010
In an uncertain world where we are all effectively self-employed, networking skills make all the difference for freelancers, job changers, and career climbers. Increase your chances of landing that all-important job or business contract.
IN THIS SUMMARY
In Partnership of Equals, Peter McGinn discusses the various ways in which CEOs and board members can productively work together to resolve conflict and make a better, more effective healthcare organization. The CEO advises the board and has a position of influence rather than authority. There are many situations where the board has the ultimate say, but that does not mean that CEOs should hold back their opinions until they are asked. They are there for a reason, and that is to share their thoughts and experiences. The board should appreciate input from the CEO, but they should not allow the CEO to make decisions or accomplish activities that are the board’s responsibility.
SUBSCRIBE TODAY
DRIE Central Luncheon, June 2011
Presenter: Michael Dudley, Research Associate, Institute of Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg
How many recent natural disasters that have befallen
metropolitan areas in the past several years (forest fires, floods and earthquakes) aren't so much "natural" but are instead the result of (or
exacerbated by) poor planning decisions in the past, such as building on flood plains and other vulnerable locations, but that our "psychology of
previous investment" prevents us from altering our building patterns? As well, our rigid, centralized "big pipes" approach to city building,
infrastructure and commodities makes our cities vulnerable to shocks and
system breakdowns, such as those associated with energy prices and availability. The presentation will argue for the incorporation of resilience principles in urban planning, which in many ways will mean a return to historical practices and forms.
op zoek naar goedkope betaalbare website promotie ook wel Search Engine Optimalization genoemd
dan hebben wij wat u nodig heeft
wij bieden daarbij ook nog eens tal van bonussen aan bij besteding van 10 euro of meer
u kunt ons bezoeken op www.seoheaven.nl
4. Cover and signatures nested one within
the other
During assembly, the book is hung over a
chain or ‘saddle’—hence its name
Covers are scored and folded on same
machine and laid on top of the signatures
Cover and signatures are wire stitched
(stapled) at the centre of spine, then trimmed
OVERVIEW
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
7. Relatively fast and inexpensive to produce
Book will lie flat when opened
Very little page loss at centre of spread—
smaller gutter margin required
ADVANTAGES
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
8. 1/2-inch upper limit on thickness
Cannot print on spine, so difficult to
identify when shelved
Pages must be in increments of four
Adjustments may be required to
account for ‘creep’, and pages may
need to be trimmed
DISADVANTAGES
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
9. The arrangement of pages on an image
carrier so that after a press sheet is printed
and folded, the pages read consecutively
Depends on many variables, including:
Binding method
Folding method
Page count
Size of press sheet
IMPOSITION
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
11. A sheet of paper folded to form several pages
Pages must appear in correct sequence after
folding and collating
Signatures are then gathered & bound to form
a book
Saddle-stitched books use nested signatures
Bindings with squared spines, such as case
binding and perfect binding, use gathered
signatures
SIGNATURE
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
14. In nested publications, the inner
pages will extend beyond the outer
pages, particularly with thick paper
stock
Must be trimmed after assembly
Design must be adjusted to ensure
that all folios, headers, footers, etc,
remain in the same place on each
trimmed sheet
CREEP
S A D D L E S T I T C H I N G
15. ontario college of art + design
annual report 2012/13
inner pages extend
beyond outer pages
nested signature
trim line
trim line
17. Also called hardcover binding
Pages are gathered in signatures (usually 8
or 16 pages) and stitched together to form
the book block
Book block is then attached to a rigid cover
Sometimes has a slipcover to protect the
book from excessive wear
OVERVIEW
C A S E B I N D I N G
18.
19. 2
4
1
3
1 / case
2 / book block
3 / crash (super)
4 / endpapers
consists of three boards
covered by cloth, paper,
or other materials
made up of signatures
sewn or glued together
coarse cloth strip glued to
book block to form spine
attach book block to case
case-bound (hardcover) book
20. 1.5 to 2
board
thicknesses
45° cut
width of spine section:
thickness of book block + 2 ×(thickness of front + back boards)
front
board
spine
strip
back
board
book cloth
case construction
23. Very professional appearance
Durable and long lasting
Book can be opened flat
Can accommodate hundreds of pages
and be several inches thick
Book title can be printed on the spine
Stack and display extremely well
ADVANTAGES
C A S E B I N D I N G
26. Affordable and attractive binding
method
Pages and cover are glued together at
the spine with a strong yet flexible glue
Remaining three sides are trimmed,
giving them clean, “perfect” edges
OVERVIEW
P E R F E C T B I N D I N G
27.
28. 2
1
3
1 / case
2 / book block
3 / adhesive
heavyweight wraparound
card stock, scored and
glued to spine
made up of signatures
sewn or glued together
flexible adhesive, usually
PVC glue
perfect-bound book
31. Very professional appearance
Economical to produce
Can accommodate hundreds of pages
and be several inches thick
Book title can be printed on the spine
Stack and display extremely well
ADVANTAGES
P E R F E C T B I N D I N G
32. Does not lie flat when opened
Cannot be used for book block thicknesses
of less than 1/8", or glue will not adhere
properly
Very large inside margin width required
DISADVANTAGES
P E R F E C T B I N D I N G
34. Similar to perfect binding
Common method of binding reports and
graduate theses
Pages and cover are glued together at the
spine with a strong yet flexible glue
Tape wrapped around glued edge and affixed
to front and back boards
Remaining three sides are trimmed, giving
them clean, “perfect” edges
OVERVIEW
T A P E B I N D I N G
35.
36.
37. 2
1
4
3
1 / front + back covers
2 / book block
3 / adhesive
4 / tape spine
consists of three boards
covered by cloth, paper,
or other materials
made up of signatures
sewn or glued together
flexible adhesive, usually
PVC glue
attach book block to case
tape-bound book
38. Stronger and more durable than
perfect binding
Book can be opened flat
Economical to produce
Can accommodate hundreds of pages
and be several inches thick
ADVANTAGES
T A P E B I N D I N G
39. Cannot be used for book block thicknesses
of less than 1/8", or glue will not adhere
properly
Not as professional looking as perfect
binding, unless tape colour/texture very
well integrated into the design
DISADVANTAGES
P E R F E C T B I N D I N G
41. Also called stab binding
Holes punched or drilled along edge of spine
and stitched together with decorative thread
Can be very elaborate
OVERVIEW
J A P A N E S E B I N D I N G
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47. Very attractive—gives book the look of a fine
art piece
Fairly economical to produce in small
quantities
Signatures not required
Can easily accommodate French-folded pages
ADVANTAGES
J A P A N E S E B I N D I N G
48. Book cannot be opened flat
Requires very large inside margins to
accommodate width of binding
Difficult to punch through large
number of pages—in this situation, a
drill is recommended
Injuries are common
DISADVANTAGES
J A P A N E S E B I N D I N G
49. THERE ARE
ONE OF THEM
WORSE CRIMES
IS NOT
READING THEM.
JOSEPH
BRODSKY
THAN BURNING BOOKS.
