To be a designer, as I understand this ill-defined and much misused word, is to be conscious of, and accept, some responsibility for the physical form of our world; to be continuously aware of the shape, size, color and texture of those parts of our environment which are man-made, of the interrelationship of component parts, whether they be static or in motion, which produce a single object or a system; to be prepared to distinguish between those objects and relationships which are aesthetically acceptable
