The Design of Childhood: How the Material World Shapes Independent Kids
Alexandra Lange explores how the material world shapes childhood, focusing on the spaces and objects that surround children. The book offers a design-centered perspective on independence and encourages readers to reconsider how everyday environments influence children’s experiences.
About This Book
The Design of Childhood examines the relationship between children and the material environments they inhabit.
Alexandra Lange considers how spaces, objects, and everyday surroundings may shape children’s experiences and opportunities for independence.
Blending perspectives on childhood, design, and the built world, the book invites readers to think carefully about what environments communicate and enable.
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