by Earthscan News
22. July 2009 04:23
An excellent review of Alastair Fuad-Luke's Design Activism on treehugger.com
“This book charts the territory of the design activist – a person who uses the power of design for the greater good of humankind and nature. […] Most of all, this book is for everyone who believes that design (especially when we design together) is an essential human expression that will help us all to move towards more sustainable futures”, explains Alastair Fuad-Luke in the preface of his newly released book Design Activism, beautiful strangeness for a sustainable world. The author of the Eco-Design Handbook (2004) has yet again created a kind of bible for eco-designers.
Read the full review here.
You can also read a short review on Cool Hunting
"This fascinating series of essays looks at how activism through design can help create positive social and environmental change. Part history book, part design catalogue, part toolbox, this book arrives at a crucial moment in our history where we all need creative minds to work on sustainable solutions for our future."
Which is available here.
