Design Assignment
Objectives
1. Articulate the relationship between cultural context and design innovation and expression;
2. Research designers from historic periods and familiarize yourself with their signature works;
3. Use the structure of comparison to highlight the similarities and differences between two different types of designed products (buildings, products, graphics and services and systems);
4. Articulate the relationship between cultural context and design innovation and expression;
5. Practice your editing! Convey details in a concise and well-structured story.
Understanding more about the people who have contributed to the establishment of the design disciplines is an important step toward being knowledgeable about design processes and practices. And as design practices have become more actively entwined with people in general, using well-told stories to communicate messages has become a critical design skill.
Assignment:
Understanding more about the people who have contributed to the establishment of the design disciplines is an important step toward being knowledgeable about design processes and practices. And as design practices have become more actively entwined with people in general, using well-told stories to communicate messages has become a critical design skill. Use this opportunity to learn about two designers by comparing one to another and demonstrate your awareness of how some particular aspect of their design process or a wellknown design project for which they have been credited can be explained through an imaginative story you create. In this spirit, imagine that you take two of the designers you have investigated to lunch. Describe where the lunch occurs...what would make sense, given the personalities involved? What would they eat? Include an image of a significant design associated with each of the designers in your essay and use references to it to inform your creative decisions about the plot.
In your story, one of the designers should engage the other by one of the following three ways:
1. Telling him/her about how his/her work has been a positive influence on the younger designer (and why);
2. Making the point that times have changed, and that new times require exciting new approaches to design (and why);
3. Making the point that what is new can never live up to the quality of what was done in the past (and why).
Frank Lloyd Wright- Architect, Spatial Design/Architecture
https://www.biography.com/people/frank-lloyd-wright-9537511
Michael Graves (1934-2015) USA- Industrial Design
https://www.world-architects.com/architecture-news/headlines/Michael_Graves_1934_2015_2664
I would like you to write about these to designers.
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