COLOR IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN

Color in Three-Dimensional Design explores all of color's facets, from associative elements and mechanics to psychology and color's impact on form and identity. The emphasis is on integration of color with form in ways that strengthen overall design concept. Written by highly respected architectural and interior design professional Jeanne Kopacz -- also an exceptional design instructor -- this resource helps you build an unbeatable set of analytic and problem-solving tools for meeting design challenges with cost-effective color solutions.

Jeanne Kopacz, IIDA, IFMA, NCIDQ certified, is a principal with Bryer Architects, LLP, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She has 25 years of design experience, primarily with architectural firms. In addition, Ms. Kopacz teaches at the New England School of Art and Design, Suffolk University, for whom she developed such courses as Color for Interiors; Interiors Contracts and Marketing; Commercial Studio II; Codes and Construction; and Materials and Finishes. She serves on the advisory board to NESA&D and participates in the Principals Roundtable of IIDA, New England Chapter.