A trademark is a distinctive sign by which one intends to announce oneself to the world and distinguish oneself from others. In most cases a trademark indentifies the business it belongs to, the producer of the product, the provider of the services or simply the sender of the message. However, trademarks have far wider functions than mere identification or separation of the producers or products. Very frequently a trademark itself has a certain value which increases the importance of an organization’s services to the consumers or the product.
The aim of this edition is to investigate the origin and nature of trademarks, the ways of rendering meaning, the possibilities of trademark classification and to present the historical and qualitative development of Lithuanian trademarks.
This book opens up a new field of discussion at the crossroads between contemporary art and critical tourism.
Giving a sense to the architectural legacy of the second half of the XX century in today’s cities is one of the most complex urban planning and heritage protection issues.