Design Secrets: Products 2: 50 Real-Life Product

Design Projects Uncovered by Lynn Haller

Original Title: Design Secrets

ISBN: 1592532926
ISBN13: 9781592532926
Autor: Lynn Haller/Cheryl Dangel Cullen/ Industrial Designers Society of America (Editor)
Rating: 4 of 5 stars (2345) counts

Original Format: Paperback, 208 pages

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Published: October 1st 2006 / by Rockport Publishers
Language: English
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Description:
NEW IN PAPERBACK!Features 50 winners of the Industrial Designers Society of America's
acclaimed IDEA Awards.
Fifty design projects are shown in full detail from concept to completion and all the stages in
between for a behind-the-scenes look that uncovers the design process that produced the award
winning end results. These products are the winners of the Industrial Designers Society of
America's acclaimed Industrial Design Excellence Award (IDEA). Each project provides text
describing the designer's insights and inspirations, as well as the evolution of the illustrated
project. Working drawings, sketches, process books, computer visuals, storyboards, and color
photographs show the story behind the design. In these pages, you'll find cutting-edge product
design ranging from electronic gadgets for the kitchen to high-tech equipment. It's the perfect book
for the working product designer and the student of product design. Take a trip inside the design
studios of the world's most talented product designers for a quick apprenticeship in a major
commercial area of design.

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Aug 13, 2012

Louise Cochrane
Rated it: liked it
This is probably another one of those books that is on the 'nice to have' reading list for
product/industrial design students.
Although the products in it are already quite dated looking, it's a nice insight into the birth of
products, from their initial conception through to design for manufacture.