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A comprehensive guide to the design materials of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Four chapters trace the history of design materials from the origins of mass production in the Industrial Revolution to contemporary uses of wood, metals, and synthetics, and explores their potential roles in the future of the design industry. Each chapter is written by an expert in the domain.

• A Brief Historyp. 6
• Distant Past and New Materialsp. 8
• Military Advances in Peacetimep. 29
• Groundbreaking Materialsp. 49
• United They Stand: The Strength of Composite Materialsp. 57
• The Virtual in a Material Worldp. 70
• Towards Ecological Designp. 74
• From Materials to Designp. 88
• Natural Materialsp. 92
• Mineralsp. 134
• Metalsp. 168
• The Uncertainties of Researchp. 213
• Shape Memory Materialsp. 214
• Plasticsp. 216
• Composite Materialsp. 245
• Polymer Nanocompositesp. 251
• A Word About Stock-Removal Techniquep. 251
• So Which Materials Should We Choose?p. 257
• Digital Materialp. 264
• The Computer in the Service of the Designerp. 269
• The Digital Image in the Search for a Cultural Identityp. 286
• Slot Machinesp. 291
• Interactivityp. 292
• The Designer in the Service of Computing: First, the Box...p. 294
• ...Then Software Design, the Art of the Interface, and the Iconp. 297
• Digital Materialp. 297
• Silicon, a New Raw Material?p. 310
• Ecology Sellsp. 312
• The Era of Industrial Designp. 318
• A Time of Questioningp. 322
• The Paradigm of New Materialsp. 326
• Appendicesp. 340
• Biographiesp. 340
• Selective Bibliographyp. 344
• Indexp. 348