(B4) WRITTEN BRIEF

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I chose this book because I mentioned in my Statement of intent that sustainability and the environment are very important to me. This year I wanted to explore different projects that involved sustainability, even if it is merely by association like this.  As designers, we should be looking for clients and work that help support sustainability or things like this book to educate the masses of the importance of sustainability. This is one of the projects that I would consciousness chose to design in the future regardless of the pay.

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