| I.D. 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 0x for information anxiety.(Bloomberg Inc.) | Business | Alex Gove |
| 2000 Design Sourcebook. | Business | |
| 3-D mutiny.(strong competition among 3-D software companies) | Business | Hillary Rosner |
| An incomplete manifesto for growth. | Business | Sanford Kwinter, Bruce Mau |
| At home at Habitat: Though Habitat may have lost its way in the eighties, Tom Dixon's taking it back to its roots. | Business | Jennifer Kabat |
| Blazing trails.(Bombardier Inc., world transportation leader) | Business | Bonnie Schwartz |
| Bruno Munari.(Obituary) | Business | Paola Antonelli |
| Canine couture.(Blue Ribbon Dog Co.) | Business | Julia Szabo |
| Carpet ecology.(Interface balances environmental concerns with making carpets at reduced costs) | Business | David Sterling |
| City without limits.(Claudia Katz, lead producer of 'Futurama' at Rough Draft Studios) | Business | Amanda Griscom |
| Consumer products.(1999 Design Review consumer product category winners) | Business | |
| Design engine.(Cummins Engine Company) | Business | Aaron Betsky |
| Designer jackets.(book jackets made by Alfred A. Knopf) | Business | Ana Marie Cox |
| Design's final frontier.(Jet Propulsion Laboratories) | Business | Barry Katz |
| Discovery Store.(Interactive Media Design Review 1999 gold winner) | Business | |
| Disposability: Throwing things away is a very modern idea. And throwing away diapers is one of the easiest acts of all. | Business | Melissa Milgrom |
| Dress for excess.(lavish costumes in Las Vegas, NV) | Business | James P. Reza |
| Earth first.(Patagonia, Inc.) | Business | Liz Farrelly |
| Engineers with ethics.(Hewlett-Packard) | Business | Barry Katz |
| Environments.(1999 Design Review environment category winners) | Business | |
| Equipment.(1999 Design Review equipment category winners) | Business | |
| Fat cats.(Caterpillar Inc.) | Business | Rolf Myller |
| Form fitting.(handbag designer Naoko Hirota) | Business | Jessie Scanlon |
| Furniture.(1999 Design Review furniture category winners) | Business | |
| God is in the details.(the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) | Business | Joshua Axelrad |
| Graphics.(1999 Design Review graphics category winners) | Business | |
| Hail to the shrimp.(buffets at casinos in Las Vegas, NV) | Business | Robert Sietsema |
| Illusions and grandeur.(homes of magicians Penn Jillette and Siegfried and Roy in Las Vegas, NV) | Business | Peter Hall, Scott Dickensheets |
| Is it a good thing?(Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia) | Business | Michael Rock |
| Jackpot! Jackpot! Jackpot!(design of slot machines) | Business | Janet Abrams |
| Just say yes.(3M's corporate credo) | Business | Larry Keeley |
| Kids' stuff.(Nickelodeon) | Business | Steven Heller |
| Losing control: or how I learned to stop worrying and love the game.(interactive media and user control) | Business | Steven Johnson |
| Loud and clear.(Motorola, Inc.) | Business | Jennifer Freeman |
| Love inn.(Ian Schrager Hotels LLC) | Business | Michael Bierut |
| Loving Las Vegas.(design activity in Las Vegas, NV) | Business | Penn Jillette |
| Mini memory banks.(Flash storage) | Business | Matthew Hawn |
| News when you need it.(Cable News Network) | Business | John Alderman |
| No corners cut.(Gillette's redesigned shaver and toothbrush) | Business | Mark Healy |
| One-handed world: You don't have to be handicapped to benefit from a wholesale rethinking of everyday objects that require the use of two hands. | Business | Abby Ellin |
| On the move.(Teknion, Inc.'s mobile office frunishings) | Business | Tanya Jensen |
| Ornaments of interface: For now, there's little innovation in the icons of mainstream software, but the art of iconography is becoming every more subtle and complex. | Business | Amanda Griscom |
| Packaging.(1999 Design Review packaging category winners) | Business | |
| Planting planet Liliput.(SimCity 3000, urban planning computer game)(Evaluation) | Business | Sam Pratt |
| Remote control.(Intuitive Surgical, Inc.'s computer-enhanced surgery system) | Business | David Pescovitz |
| Seat of authority. | Business | Joseph Giovannini |
| Shock of the new.(K2 Corp. uses piezo technology to enhance its products' performance) | Business | Alex Gove |
| SmartMoney map of the market.(Interactive Media Design Review 1999 gold winner) | Business | |
| Smooth operators.(Panavision Inc's new motion picture camera) | Business | Mark Frauenfelder |
| Still a girl's best friend.(Tiffany & Co.) | Business | Rolf Myller |
| Students and concepts.(1999 Design Review student and concept category winners) | Business | |
| Tap, Type, Write.(Interactive Media Design Review 1999 gold winner) | Business | |
| Technology in hand.(3Com Corporation's Palm Pilot) | Business | John Alderman |
| The future of getting there: New technology isn't just altering the landscape of the next millennium, it's also changing how we'll traverse tomorow's topology. | Business | John Hockenberry |
| The great Dane.(furniture designer Nanna Ditzel) | Business | Joseph Giovannini |
| The mouse's new houses.(Walt Disney Company) | Business | Michael Bierut |
| The mouse's tale.(Logitech makes high technology computer mouses) | Business | Phil Patton |
| This business isn't usual.(interactive design industry) | Business | Austin Bunn |
| Title wave.(includes survey of best title sequences of past 50 years)(trends in film title design) | Business | Peter Hall, Steve Heller |
| Token gestures.(gambling chips) | Business | Linda Rattner |
| Upgrades: who needs 'em?(software upgrades) | Business | Daniel Drew Turner |
| Wear house: when is a house not a home? When it's a coat, a suit or even a dress. | Business | Julia Szabo |
| Zipper locks unzipped.(background to plastic zippers) | Business | |
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