Qu'est-ce qu'un designer: Objets, lieux, messages

Synopsis of Qu'est-ce qu'un designer: Objets, lieux, messages

This book is a fundamental work for students and professionals in design and architecture. Through deep reflection, Norman Potter explores the conditions under which design activity becomes an open question, emphasizing the social responsibility of the designer's decisions and the artifacts they create. Originally published in 1969 and revised several times, this text offers a vivid portrait of the profession and an analysis of the essential traditions of the modern movement. It is a critical and passionate testimony, essential for understanding the methodology and procedures necessary to address any design solution today.