Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible A Book by Sophie Lovell & Dieter Rams www.phaidon.com Beyond improvementCardinal sinOn displayLong-termHumble servants+11 More Good design is practical design designobjectsstyleminimalism
I am here I am here, in this work. A maker's mark is a peculiar sign. Ancient brickwork established presence through small details marking 'it': the detail itself. The great historian of bricks, Alex Clifton-Taylor, observes that what most counts about them is their small size, which just suits the human hand laying a brick. A brick wall, he says, "is therefore an aggregation of small effects. This implies a human and intimate quality not present to the same extent in stone architecture." Richard Sennett, The Craftsman Most cities were mostly built by improvisationThe joy of the humble brick details