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On the Significance of Deconstruction in Contemporary Product Design

Kun Zhang

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The significance and advantages of deconstruction in contemporary product design were discussed,which were the breakthrough of old aesthetic idea,enriching of the form design techniques,innovating product design ideas,and satisfying of personalized demands.The possible negative factors in deconstruction were put forward at the same time.

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The significance and advantages of deconstruction in contemporary product design were discussed,which were the breakthrough of old aesthetic idea,enriching of the form design techniques,innovating product design ideas,and satisfying of personalized demands.The possible negative factors in deconstruction were put forward at the same time.

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The significance and advantages of deconstruction in contemporary product design were discussed,which were the breakthrough of old aesthetic idea,enriching of the form design techniques,innovating product design ideas,and satisfying of personalized demands.The possible negative factors in deconstruction were put forward at the same time.

Key concepts: Deconstruction (building), Product (mathematics), Product design, Architectural engineering, Engineering, Aesthetics, Computer science, Art

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