HfG Ulm, or the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm, was a prominent design school in Germany, founded in 1953. It focused on a modern approach to design education, emphasizing the integration of art, technology, and social responsibility. The school became known for its innovative curriculum and influential faculty, including notable figures like Max Bill. The institution played a crucial role in shaping design thinking and practices in the 20th century. It fostered a collaborative environment where students could explore various disciplines, including graphic design, industrial design, and architecture. HfG Ulm closed in 1968 but left a lasting legacy in the design community.