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The Dev-sumer Vision: a Manifesto for the Computational Designer

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The Dev-sumer Vision: a Manifesto for the Computational Designer Principles for Architects who code, Designers who Build and Professionals who refuse to sacrifice life for work. The manifesto exists in three forms: the philosophical foundation, the practical principles, and the applied methodology. Read them in sequence or jump to what resonates. Where it all started. The philosophical manifesto that sparked the Devsumer movement—why designers must become tool-makers, not just toolusers. Read the Article Contact Arch. PhD Luciano Ambrosini LA Architecture & Computational Design Consultancy Website: lucianoambrosini.it LinkedIn: Connect GitHub: Follow Mailing list: Stay updated

License & Attribution Manifesto by Luciano Ambrosini | © LA Architecture & Computational Design Consultancy

These principles belong to anyone willing to act on them. Adapt them to your context; Share them with your community; Build on them freely; But acknowledge the philosophical foundation, Credit: Luciano Ambrosini. Ideas grow through attribution, not appropriation © LA Architecture & Computational Design Consultancy

Licensed for adaptation with attribution | These principles belong to anyone willing to act on them

Make It Yours Adapt | Share | Build | Acknowledge Make this manifesto yours. Improve it. Share it. Build on it freely—but acknowledge the philosophical foundation. Ideas grow through attribution, not appropriation.


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