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Design and Feminism - Revisioning Spaces, Places and Everyday Things (Paperback)
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Design and Feminism - Revisioning Spaces, Places and Everyday Things (Paperback)
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How well do our designed environments - the places and spaces where
we live, work and play - meet our aesthetic and functional needs?
Increasingly, the distinction between the spaces considered public
and private or work and home are becoming more blurred. As a
result, innovative designs are needed to meet the challenges of our
ever-changing environment. Our streets, parks, dwellings and tools
are designed to a ""one-size-fits-all"" standard, and the responses
of the design community to meet diverse needs have been mixed at
best. This work offers feminist critiques of these inadequate
design standards, and suggests ideas, projects and programmes for
change. Each contributor asks how we might think differently and
more inclusively about human needs in the environments in which we
live and work. The interdisciplinary essays reflect the writers'
diverse fields - architecture, planning, industrial and graphic
design, and architectural, urban and design history. Essays cover
such subjects as rethinking the American city, graphic design and
the urban landscape, working at home, special needs in housing,
theories of women and design, redesigning architectural education,
and a photoessay on industrial designs. A review essay of the
literature in these fields rounds out the collection.
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