On rethinking design strategically.
Hill, D. (2012). Dark matter and trojan horses. Currently between publishers. Please read the following pages: pp. 13–14 from ‘What is the problem? And pp.25–43 from ‘What is the question? A scan of the relevant pages is available via this link. Available as an e-book via the Library using Library Stack here. Follow the link and log-in to your UAL account to read.

Dan Hill is a strategic designer and urbanist who challenges conventional design thinking by examining the broader systems and contexts in which design operates. His concept of “dark matter” refers to the often invisible policies, cultures, and systems that shape design outcomes, encouraging designers to think beyond aesthetics to consider systemic change.

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