See what we have taughtBooklists
Our design work is informed by a wide range of disciplines, including psychology, human factors and visual perception. These booklists (see right) consist of design practice articles that we have read and recommend. Note: If you are looking to purchase these books, some may be out of print.
For business professionals, we recommend:
Visual Function. An Introduction to Information Design
by Paul Mijksenaar, New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 1997
This book provides a good explanation of information design along with examples showing its value in application. A concise and thoughtfully written reference that is compact enough for taking along while travelling.
For design professionals, we particularly recommend:
Information Design
by Robert Jacobson, editor, Cambridge, MIT Press, 1999
Collection of essays on design from various authors. No pictures, just lots to think about on a design practice level.
