ISSN: 1474273X
First published in 2002
2 issues per volume
Volume 3 Issue 3
Cover Date: December 2004
The tetrahedron can encourage designers to formalize more responsible strategies

Authors:  John Wood 
DOI: 10.1386/adch.3.3.175/1

Keywords
Design, four-fold logic, relational (nature of design), writing, tetrahedron

Abstract
This article will outline a non-linear method of writing that I have been developing since 1990. It assumes that academic writing is a productive way to explore and guide the practice of design, and that this is important for environmental and other reasons. Today’s designers play a key role in helping us to attain the kind of lifestyle to which all societies are now encouraged to aspire. Enabling them to deepen the way they think would have positive long-term benefits. The auto-didactic potential of writing is well known, but I believe it can also be applied to help designers to become more self-reflexively in touch with their entrepreneurial and professional roles in the world.
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