Category: 建築
本書深入探討瀰漫於設計領域中的幻滅感。它直指數位半自動化所導致的技能退化效應、為討好博物館教育體系而打造的裝飾性政治，以及設計學校那些模糊的承諾。在重現歷史上的幻滅表達之際，Silvio Lorusso 也檢視了當今的迷因與社群媒體上的抱怨。為了描繪這場令人沮喪的危機，他為讀者打造了一套可供參考的新批判詞彙。這份揭露報告所呈現的，既令人憂心又令人耳目一新：設計或許並非在創造有意義的秩序，而只是在混亂中尋找棲身之所。
曾經，設計是一個充滿前景、以解決問題為核心的領域，如今卻成了問題本身。設計師的技能組合顯得搖搖欲墜且空洞無物——他們的專業知識被冷漠以待，他們的技術被線上服務輕視，他們的工作更受到一連串難以控制的外部因素所影響。如果你認為自己是個缺乏特質的設計師；如果你感到被設計欺騙、失望或背叛，那麼這本書就是為你而寫。
I was skeptical it would just be another design-school lament, but the section on ornamental politics made me rethink how museums shape what we create. It's the rare book that names the rot and still leaves you wanting to work.
The deskilling chapter really hit home—I’ve felt that digital semi-automation creeping into my own workflow, and this book articulates it better than I could. It’s a dense read, but worth every slow page.
The ornamental politics section gave me chills — it's rare to read something that names the museum-pleasing games designers play so bluntly. I kept flipping back to reread paragraphs on digital semi-automation, which felt disturbingly accurate about my own workflow. A book that makes you uncomfortab
