Design for All? (Paperback)

Evelyn Steiner

ISBN 10: 3959057954 / ISBN 13: 9783959057950

Published by Spector Books, Leipzig, 2024

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Paperback. Revamping the concepts of Universal Design and Design for All for a more participatory, community-based design practiceCan design cater to a diverse society? How does it respond to the disparate demands of the people using it? Since the 1980s, debates about inclusion and participation have been an important part of the design discourse. Today's design approaches expand on the concepts of Universal Design and Design for All, reinterpreting them in a community-based, participatory design practice. Design for All? Inclusive Design Today gathers together a variety of recent projects, initiatives and concepts drawn from different design disciplines, and sets up a dialogue with an international cohort of teachers and researchers. Dealing with a range of different voices in inclusive design strategies, from feminism to postcolonialism, this book is part of a paradigm shift that radically questions society's normative values. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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• Title: Design for All? (Paperback)
• Publisher: Spector Books, Leipzig
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 3959057954
• ISBN 13: 9783959057950
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Revamping the concepts of Universal Design and Design for All for a more participatory, community-based design practice

Can design cater to a diverse society? How does it respond to the disparate demands of the people using it? Since the 1980s, debates about inclusion and participation have been an important part of the design discourse. Today’s design approaches expand on the concepts of Universal Design and Design for All, reinterpreting them in a community-based, participatory design practice. Design for All? Inclusive Design Today gathers together a variety of recent projects, initiatives and concepts drawn from different design disciplines, and sets up a dialogue with an international cohort of teachers and researchers. Dealing with a range of different voices in inclusive design strategies, from feminism to postcolonialism, this book is part of a paradigm shift that radically questions society’s normative values.