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360 Industrial Design: Basics of the Analytical Product Design

Author
Arman Emami
Year
2014
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Arman Emami's 360° Industrial Design walks through the full development process from first idea to mass production in short, illustrated steps, addressing questions of form, function and feel along the way. It functions as a working compendium for the SDF's Procedures component, the discipline's methods for carrying a concept to a finished outcome.
Emami walks the full arc of industrial design from first idea to mass production, in illustrated, digestible steps. A working compendium of the SDF's Procedures component — the means and methods that carry a concept through to a finished Outcome. Published as 360° Industrial Design, the book gives an illustrated overview of the development steps from initial idea to mass production, supported by examples of good practice. It addresses questions of form, function, feel and appearance, and considers whether design should chase constant innovation or combine tried-and-tested approaches with new ones, written by Arman Emami in short, clear and deliberately entertaining texts.

Where to find it

In the framework

  • Technological Component
  • Procedures Component
  • Outcomes Component
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