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The Ice Palace That Melted Away: Restoring Civility and Other Lost Virtues to Everyday Life
Bill Stumpf
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| #1843011 in eBooks | 2013-04-03 | 2013-04-03 | File type: PDF||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Fabulous|By A Customer|Very inspiring, full of perspective on the world of 'things' that surround us. A quick read that takes us through very profoud territory. A must for any one that is interested in understanding the way we receive products and social standards into our lives. It fully lives up to its sub title.|5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.|.com |"No thing is too large or too small to have within it a civil message," writes designer Bill Stumpf, "inventions, all manner of urban architecture from public schools, daycare centers, to housing, police cars and uniforms, taxicabs, food, plumbing, teleph
With The Ice Palace That Melted Away, Bill Stumpf, the designer of the first ergonomic chair, addresses the symbiotic relationship between design and the way we live, the often deadening effect of technology, and his hopes for a more humane future. As a designer associated with Herman Miller, Inc., for more than twenty years, Stumpf has been thinking about the profoundly positive or negative effect design can have on our culture. He is both an idealist and a pragm...
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