Books

This isn't just another design manual. It's a carousing conversation with a bloke who knows his stuff. The book tackles the creative, the business and the beauty of graphic design. Read this book and gain 25 years of experience!

In six chapters, Jürgen Salenbacher describes the importance, especially in the creative industries to collaborate, inspire, and participate creatively and yet efficiently to achieve goals in the global market.

In this revised edition (2020) of Delft Design Guide, you will find 11 perspectives on design, 6 models that describe how design works as an activity, 12 approaches that describe part of the design process, and 68 design methods.

How to bring people we serve directly into the design process.

This is an action-oriented book for managers and entrepreneurs searching ways to tackle issues they face in terms of developing and delivering services. The book focuses on service organizations, with a broad interpretation of services.

How to Visit an Art Museum shows you how a little courage and creativity can go a long way to making your museum visit truly worthwhile.

This book is the sequel to Operative Design. It will further explore the operative in a more detailed, intentional, and perhaps functional manner. Spatially, the conditional is the result of the operative.

This inspirational book helps the reader to become an innovation leader in creating for the common good. It’s packed with 21 real-life projects that span many sectors of society.

While staying on theoretical ground, this book is foremost a visual guide. It’s practical and guides you to the basic forms and shapes in architectural planning and design.

This book proposes eight strategic design practices for design professionals who seek to grow or have already grown into a more strategic role in innovation.

75 inspiring, educational and sometimes hilarious insights in the adventurous minds of the designer

20 additional methods, three new case studies, and a new chapter introducing life-centred design. The book introduces the reader to the changing role of design as a way of thinking and a framework for solving complex problems and achieving systemic change

How to be a Better Tourist offers a fresh perspective on making your vacation truly worthwhile, without damaging the soul of your destination.

Do less instead of more. With this project planner it has never been so easy to focus on your goals.

Drawing people and interactions, highlights simple ways of drawing people, emotions and interactions.

This visual handbook demonstrates the why, how, and what of event design with the help of real world application and case studies that exhibit effective event design. It will change the way you think about how events change the world you live in.

Create clear and compelling layouts; this workbook focusses on flipcharts and more complex drawings and how to tie together different elements.

The art of negotiation is in searching together for possibilities that serve as many interests as possible. In times where ‘win as much as you can’ is on the rise worldwide, this is a refreshing alternative.

Sequel to Visual Thinking: Learn how to show and share your ideas in a fun, clear and compelling way so you can inspire, engage and activate yourself and others.

Creativity+ is a toolkit that will inspire, challenge and transform you by showing you how you can infuse creative thinking into all aspects of your life.

A practical book for practitioners and non-practitioners alike interested in better service delivery, this book is the definitive new guide to designing services that work for users.

An incredibly broad and practical survey of sketching techniques for product designers. It goes without saying that the book is suited for the classroom, but every design studio will also find this manual an asset.

Supported by the latest neuroscience, this book gives you hands-on advice on how to enhance your own creativity. An inspiring combination of theory, techniques, anecdotes and exercises to help you access better ideas and bigger breakthroughs.

For kids age 4 to 12 that are eager to indulge in exercises to enhance their innate creativity