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How designers think by Bryan Lawson · Booklabria

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How designers think

Psychological aspectsArchitecture

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First published: 1980
Language: English
Editions: 17

Synopsis

The author, a designer and psychologist, shows that the design process involves a variety of different thinking modes. He argues that design skills can be acquired, practised and improved in the same manner as learning a musical instrument.

Subjects: Psychological aspects
Architecture
Reference
Design
Architectural design
Buildings

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