Design by use :: the everyday metamorphosis of things /
This publication explores a very special kind of design-the phenomenon, as normal as it is wonderful, in which people with no formal training in design take things that have already been designed and reuse them, convert them to new uses.
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| Zusammenfassung: | This publication explores a very special kind of design-the phenomenon, as normal as it is wonderful, in which people with no formal training in design take things that have already been designed and reuse them, convert them to new uses. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (192 pages) : illustrations |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references. |
| ISBN: | 9783034609128 3034609124 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Foreword BIRD; Fluid Design & Research; Design as Research Paradigm; Design as a Transitory Discipline; The Things in Design; The Production of Things Through Use; Relevance in Relation to Research; Explorations; A View of Other Disciplines; Use and Redefinitions of Use in Literature; A Synopsis of Design History from the Perspective of Use; The Cultural History of Object Use; Design Publications; Use and Usefulness in Sociology; Related Strategies of Discovery; Art and Literature; Architecture; Science; Intentional Re-Design; Design as a Manifesto; Scarcity Societies. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a German Democratic Republic (GDR): Instructions for DIYThe Post-War Period: Turning Steel Helmets into Chamber Pots; "Third World": Recycling the Waste of the Rich; Ecological Design; Deliberate Abandonment of Products; Commercialization; DIYers and Hobbyists; Strategies of Appropriation; Non-Intentional Design from an Empiricist Perspective; Contradictions in the Object: Design Intention and Use; Form and Function as Characteristics of Use; Dealing with Meaning; Everyday Use -- Design Intention; The Privacy of Home; Public Space; New Media; The Personal Computer. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a NID in the Area of Computer Software -- Example: InternetThe Subjects: Objects of, and Reasons for, Repurposing; Methodology; The Sample; Spaces and Rooms; Gender Comparison of Instances of Repurposing by Room or Space; Repurposed Objects; Gender Comparison of Instances of Repurposing; Personal NIDs and Favourite NIDs; Reasons for Repurposing; Preferences; Gender Comparison of Reasons for Repurposing; Exemplary Target Group Differentiation: Nationality, Profession, Age; Example: Nationality; Example: Profession; Example: Age Group; The Objects; Simple Things. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Cheap Products and Disposable ProductsMultifunctional Products; Media Products; Radio and Television; The Car; Architectural Elements: Walls, Floors, Stairs; The Wall: Noticeboard and Supporting Structure; The Floor: Interior and Exterior Seating Alternative; The Stairs: A Place for Sitting, Playing, and Sports; The Process of Discovery; Product Characteristics: Form, Material, Value, and Availability; The Time Factor: Finding a Solution and Permanent Changes of Use; Reversibility: Returning to the Original State; An Example: Rain Protection without Umbrellas; Personality: Pro or Contra Types. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Non-intentional Design in Public SpacesDesigned Environments; Urban Passengers; Objects in Public Spaces; Private Objects and Communal Goods; Repurposing: Sitting, Informing, Securing; Sitting; Providing Information; Securing Bicycles; Constructive and Destructive Repurposing; Appropriation; Self-Determination; Public Man -- Private Woman?; Design between Subject and Object; The Beautiful and the Good according to Plato; From Idea to Object: Design; From Object to Idea: Non-Intentional Design; Design as Applied Philosophy; What's in a Name; Authority of Design -- Autonomy in Use. | |
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| spelling | Brandes, Uta. Design by use : the everyday metamorphosis of things / Uta Brandes, Sonja Stich, Miriam Wender. Basel ; Boston : Birkhäuser, ©2009. 1 online resource (192 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file PDF rda Board of International Research in Design series Includes bibliographical references. Foreword BIRD; Fluid Design & Research; Design as Research Paradigm; Design as a Transitory Discipline; The Things in Design; The Production of Things Through Use; Relevance in Relation to Research; Explorations; A View of Other Disciplines; Use and Redefinitions of Use in Literature; A Synopsis of Design History from the Perspective of Use; The Cultural History of Object Use; Design Publications; Use and Usefulness in Sociology; Related Strategies of Discovery; Art and Literature; Architecture; Science; Intentional Re-Design; Design as a Manifesto; Scarcity Societies. German Democratic Republic (GDR): Instructions for DIYThe Post-War Period: Turning Steel Helmets into Chamber Pots; "Third World": Recycling the Waste of the Rich; Ecological Design; Deliberate Abandonment of Products; Commercialization; DIYers and Hobbyists; Strategies of Appropriation; Non-Intentional Design from an Empiricist Perspective; Contradictions in the Object: Design Intention and Use; Form and Function as Characteristics of Use; Dealing with Meaning; Everyday Use -- Design Intention; The Privacy of Home; Public Space; New Media; The Personal Computer. NID in the Area of Computer Software -- Example: InternetThe Subjects: Objects of, and Reasons for, Repurposing; Methodology; The Sample; Spaces and Rooms; Gender Comparison of Instances of Repurposing by Room or Space; Repurposed Objects; Gender Comparison of Instances of Repurposing; Personal NIDs and Favourite NIDs; Reasons for Repurposing; Preferences; Gender Comparison of Reasons for Repurposing; Exemplary Target Group Differentiation: Nationality, Profession, Age; Example: Nationality; Example: Profession; Example: Age Group; The Objects; Simple Things. Cheap Products and Disposable ProductsMultifunctional Products; Media Products; Radio and Television; The Car; Architectural Elements: Walls, Floors, Stairs; The Wall: Noticeboard and Supporting Structure; The Floor: Interior and Exterior Seating Alternative; The Stairs: A Place for Sitting, Playing, and Sports; The Process of Discovery; Product Characteristics: Form, Material, Value, and Availability; The Time Factor: Finding a Solution and Permanent Changes of Use; Reversibility: Returning to the Original State; An Example: Rain Protection without Umbrellas; Personality: Pro or Contra Types. Non-intentional Design in Public SpacesDesigned Environments; Urban Passengers; Objects in Public Spaces; Private Objects and Communal Goods; Repurposing: Sitting, Informing, Securing; Sitting; Providing Information; Securing Bicycles; Constructive and Destructive Repurposing; Appropriation; Self-Determination; Public Man -- Private Woman?; Design between Subject and Object; The Beautiful and the Good according to Plato; From Idea to Object: Design; From Object to Idea: Non-Intentional Design; Design as Applied Philosophy; What's in a Name; Authority of Design -- Autonomy in Use. This publication explores a very special kind of design-the phenomenon, as normal as it is wonderful, in which people with no formal training in design take things that have already been designed and reuse them, convert them to new uses. In English. Product design. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2010012117 Design Human factors. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2002004502 Conception de produit. Design Facteurs humains. DESIGN Industrial. bisacsh TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Industrial Design General. bisacsh Design Human factors fast Product design fast Industriedesign gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4072788-9 Gebrauchsgegenstand gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4121320-8 Kreativität gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4032903-3 Verwendung gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4275659-5 Forschung gnd http://d-nb.info/gnd/4017894-8 (Produktform)Electronic book text (Zielgruppe)Fachpublikum/ Wissenschaft (BISAC Subject Heading)ARC004000 Design EBK: eBook (VLB-WN)9585 Stich, Sonja. Wender, Miriam. has work: Design by use (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFwYytqxp37mgx488TkCPP https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Buchausg.: Brandes, Uta. Design by use. Print version: Brandes, Uta. Design by use. Basel ; Boston : Birkhäuser, ©2009 (DLC) 2008935484 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=551093 Volltext |
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| title_full | Design by use : the everyday metamorphosis of things / Uta Brandes, Sonja Stich, Miriam Wender. |
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