Dear ARLIS-L,
One of our faculty has asked me to find out if William McDonough was really
the first person to say that "Design is the first sign[al] of human
intention." I've found it attributed to McDonough many times, but it
certainly sounds like it could be a slight re-working of someone else's
words.
I've Googled my head off and won't be able to really look into this for a
couple weeks. Does this ring an immediate bell with anyone?
Thanks in advance,
Sara
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Sara J. MacDonald, Public Services Librarian
The University of the Arts - University Libraries
320 S. Broad St Philadelphia PA 19102 USA
215-717-6282 fax: 215-717-6287
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http://library.uarts.edu/
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