Routledge Research in Design, Technology and Society

The Routledge Research in Design, Technology and Society series offers new critical perspectives and creative insights into the roles of technological systems and discourses in the design and production of our built environment. As computation, software, simulations, digital fabrication, robotics, ‘big data,’ artificial intelligence and machine learning configure new imaginaries of designing and making across fields, the series approaches these subjects critically from enriched socio-material, technical and historical perspectives —revealing how conceptions of creativity, materiality and labor have shifted and continue to shift in conjunction with technological change.

Prospective authors are encouraged to contact the series editors for more information about the series, or to discuss proposals.

Daniel Cardoso Llach (dcardoso@cmu.edu); Terry Knight (tknight@mit.edu)