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PORTFOLIO DESIGN 4E CL

by LINTON,HAROLD

Edition:

4th

ISBN13:

9780393732535

ISBN10:

0393732533

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Hardcover

Pub. Date:

4/17/2012

Publisher(s):

W W NORTON

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Summary

Technology for creating well-designed portfolios has been adopted by most architecture and design schools and has revolutionized how students record their work,how academics review it for admissions, and how firms assess prospective employees. This new edition of a classic reference covers the fundamentals of using digital port folios, Web sites, and social networking in addition to traditional print formats.