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Designing for Precarious Citizens living through a highly unconventional method

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through a highly unconventional method

Julius von Bismarck examines the human perceptual apparatus and challenges our perceptive habits

It worships values such as originality and ‘the new’

and Yoshiharu Tsukamoto on Made in Tokyo—this volume traces the history of these “books on cities” by examining the material they recorded

Sabine Himmelsbach

Designing for Precarious Citizens living through a highly unconventional methodInspired by the 2019 Bauhaus centennial, Designing for Precarious Citizens links the ideals of the Bauhaus to research by designers and students on the living and housing conditions of vulnerable groups in society today. moreFor the Bauhaus, technology was a tool for reducing the vulnerability of working class citizens, but in modern society it often prevents people from being able to make decisions about their own future. The various design projects

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