Small Things Considered: Why There Is No Perfect Design (Vintage)
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Small Things Considered: Why There Is No Perfect Design (Vintage)

by Henry Petroski

Engineering Nonfiction Design
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Small Things Considered explores the role of minor details in design and considers why no design can be perfect. Henry Petroski turns attention toward the overlooked elements that shape larger creations, offering readers a thoughtful way to view design, imperfection, and the relationship between small parts and whole systems.

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Small Things Considered examines the importance of seemingly minor details in design.

The book considers why perfection remains elusive and how imperfections shape the things people create and use.

Henry Petroski offers a focused perspective on design, encouraging readers to look more closely at the small elements that influence larger systems.

This Vintage edition is presented as a used book in good condition.

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