Karl T. Ulrich
Ulrich's book Design provides a unifying framework for understanding how artifacts are created in society. His audience is students of design, and their instructors, from engineering, industrial design, architecture, or business. The treatment includes both a discussion of elements of design process (e.g., problem definition and exploration) as well as topical issues (e.g., aesthetics in design).,Contents,Preface,1. Introduction to Design,2. Problem Solving and Design,3. Design Problem Definition,4. Exploration,5. Users, Experts, and Institutions in Design,6. The Architecture of Artifacts,7. Aesthetics in Design,8. Variety,9. Conclusion,Acknowledgments,About the Author,Colophon
Design,Nonfiction,Science,Reference
Design: Creation of Artifacts in Society