"Back to Nature": Boom of Sustainable Architecture Since the 1970s

Bernhard Heitz

Bernhard Heitz is the Head of Product Design at dormakaba. He studied Industrial Design at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences and has an impressive list of distinguished clients on his CV. One of his major accomplishments at dormakaba was the development of a new global product design language. This responsibility includes all product ranges and product-related digital interfaces.

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