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Button World Possible For Housewives In Future
HAL BOYLE reports on industrial designer Milt Immerman envisioning a home of the future where housewives push buttons to shop via a central TV console, have groceries billed and delivered overnight, and cities linked by rooftop walkways and monorails. Immerman, president of Walter Donwin Teague Associates, discusses the role of industrial design in shaping urban living and the rewards of pioneering new technologies.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Milt Imthe Nian
Immerman
Walter Donwin
Teague Associates, Inc