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Understanding objects of design

Introduction We rarely stop to think about the objects that surround us. The schedules and charts, schematic layouts, bills of materials, photographs, plans and sections that form part of everyday life on projects. The whiteboard diagrams, documents, internet pages, corporate logos, business cards and address lists associated with life within the corporate office. Or the instrumentation, electronic circuitry; mechanical parts and hand-held tools of the high-tech research laboratory. In everyday work such objects become normal to us, to the extent that they become unremarkable – part of the background to our working lives. Yet there is growing understanding that these