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These flashcards cover the characteristics and applications of various materials used in design, crucial for understanding their relevance in the creative industry.
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Stone
A durable material resistant to weathering, often used in interior design, product design, and space design.
Wood
A renewable and versatile material known for its aesthetic qualities and strength-to-weight ratio.
Metal
A strong and durable material, excellent in conductivity, used in industrial design and structural applications.
Plastic
A versatile and lightweight material, cost-effective but raises sustainability concerns due to non-biodegradability.
Durability
The ability of a material to withstand wear, pressure, or damage.
Aesthetic Appeal
The visual attractiveness of a material due to its unique textures, colors, and patterns.
Thermal Properties
The ability of a material to regulate temperature, especially relevant in building design.
Sustainability
The use of resources in a way that meets present needs without sacrificing future availability.
Malleability
The capacity of a material, particularly metals, to be shaped without breaking.
Versatility
The ability of a material to be used for multiple purposes and in various applications.