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Why Some Designs Are Impossible to Improve - Quintessence in Design Theory

Offered By: Design Theory via YouTube

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Explore the concept of quintessential design in this 33-minute video lecture. Delve into why certain designs become impossible to improve upon, examining examples like paperclips, Maglite flashlights, and the Model T. Learn about manufacturing processes, intellectual property strategies, and how designs can set industry standards or even change culture. Discover the impact of indispensable addictions in design and the concept of the "fifth element" in quintessential creations. Gain insights into how everyday objects subtly influence thoughts about governments and ideologies through various design elements.

Syllabus

Intro to Quintessential Design
Paperclips & Manufacturing Process
Maglite: Intellectual Property, Patents, & Legal Strategies
Opera
Maglite part 2
Setting the Standard: Playstation Controllers & QWERTY Keyboard
Designs that Change Culture: Model T
Indispensable Addictions
The Fifth Element


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