Whilst there are some studies of architecture in Scotland post-devolution, writings on design are largely non-existent. Designs on Democracy seeks to fill that gap and ranges over the debates concerning architecture, urbanism, design and the Creative and Cultural Industries and the policies, people and places that stimulate and animate them. The book also tells a story about Scotlands creatives where they work and how their ideas and what they create and design contribute to Scotlands democratic culture and identity.
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Stuart MacDonald OBE was born and brought up in Scotland where he trained in fine art. He was the founder Director of the Lighthouse, Scotlands National Centre for Architecture and Design and is Emeritus Professor, Grays School of Art, Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen.
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