Digital Design Theory by Armstrong, Helen -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Contents Building Towards a Point of Always Building: A Visual Foreword Acknowledgments Introduction: Giving Form to the Future Timeline Section One: Structuring the Digital

Introduction Visual Design in Action Arte Programmata Designing Programmes The Ultimate Display Structure as Art? Art as Structure? Whole Earth Catalog Type Design for the Computer Age Doing Wall Drawings

Theory at Work: 1960s–1970s Section Two: Resisting Central Processing

Introduction Creativity and Technology Does It Make Sense? Computers and Design Ambition/Fear User Interface: A Personal View Is Best Really Better Redefining Display Design by Numbers

Theory at Work: 1980–2000 Section Three: Encoding the Future

Introduction Processing . . . Design and the Elastic Mind Design in the Age of Biology: Shifting from a Mechanical-Object Ethos to an Organic-Systems Ethos Conditional Design: A Manifesto for Artists and Designers Designed Animism Conversations with the Network Museum as Manufacturer Posthuman-Centered Design

Theory at Work: 2000–Present Glossary Text Sources Bibliography Credits Index Colophon About the Author

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