Based on original research, this book documents and contextualises the managerial and operational history of DFDS in the contexts of Danish and European political and economic history between the mid-nineteenth century and the present era. It also analyses the design development of DFDS' ships and associated infrastructure during the same time-span and the ways in which DFDS' services were promoted and experienced by users.
Richly illustrated with over 800 photographs, many never previously published, DFDS 150 provides a unique insight into the development of a historically significant company that continues to thrive in the twenty-first century.
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Bruce Peter is Reader in Design History at The Glasgow School of Art. He has written numerous books on various aspects of modern merchant ship design and operation. Recent publications include 'Danish Liners Around the World' (Nautilus Forlag, 2014) and 'Museet i Dokken' (Arvinius+Orfeus, 2013).
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