ΕΑ512 – Industrial Design ΙΙ
Applications of design theory to specific objects for the purpose of their production.
Detailed design of objects. Evolution of each object from its handicraft, handicraft and industrial form. Design procedures and production. Shape, materials, color
Stereometry in the service of industrial shaping. Industrial aesthetics.
The methodical design of the form of industrial products. Techniques presentation of the form of an industrial product (concept reporting and visualization). Modern technology and industrial design.
The system and methodology in modern industrial formatting.
The mission and meaning of design management.
Cost-benefit analysis in the implementation of the form of an industrial product.
Technical and economic study.
Technical specifications and industrial product certification.
Digital applications of object design.
The object of use as a work of art. The importance of the object of use for decoration. The commercialization of objects of daily or decorative use. Typology of use and need for styling. Relationships between the practices and the aesthetic values of the object of use.
Single and multiple purpose symbolism and functionality.
Modern and postmodern object design practices.
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