Today's students of architecture, interior design and landscape design need to master the art of marketing themselves via both traditional handheld and digital portfolios. Design Portfolios: Moving from Traditional to Digital, 2nd Edition enables students to create portfolios that serve as both evolving collections of creative solutions to design problems and evidence of their abilities to visually relay messages. Addressing issues of creation, maintenance, and presentation, the book guides students through every step of the interview and presentation process-from making first contact to composing a thank you letter and securing a job.
Extensive information on gathering, organizing and presenting a portfolio
Examples from both undergraduate and graduate design student portfolios
Advice on tailoring a portfolio for specific customers and various types of firms
Tips and strategies for job hunting, preparing an effective resume, and interviewing
New to this Edition
Updated advice on re-evaluating portfolio content
Expanded coverage of presentations and material boards
Information on the latest technologies and software applications
Instructors Resources
Instructor's Guide
PowerPoint® Presentation
The Portfolio
The Design Portfolio
Diversity of Portfolios
Knowing Your Audience
Getting it Together
Gathering Material
Organizing Your Design Work
Portfolio Layout
Constructing a Printed Portfolio
The Digital Portfolio
Digital Imagery
Creating Your Digital Portfolio
Putting Your Digital Portfolio Together
Presenting Your Portfolio
Digital Portfolio Presentation Formats
Evaluating and Presenting Your Portfolio
The Interview Process
Continuing Your Portfolio
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Diane M. Bender
, PhD, IDEC, is an Associate Professor and Program Coordinator in the Interior Design Department in The Design School at Arizona State University. Her teaching and research combines her education and practical experience from multiple design disciplines to bring a unique perspective to her writing. Bender’s research focuses on the use of technology in design practice and education, with findings published in the Journal of Interior Design, Journal of Building Information Modeling, and Journal of Educators Online, among others. Current projects include the integration of online and studio education, the addition of Building Information Modeling into the design process, and the effective assessment of the digital design portfolio.