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Designing Disney provides something relatively unusual among books about Imagineering: the design philosophy of Disney Legend John Hench in his own work. Hench examines the principles behind Disney theme-park environments, including design logic, aesthetics, the use and meaning of color, and the visual qualities that make Disney characters immediately recognizable.
Rather than functioning primarily as a history of attractions, the book looks at why Disney design works the way it does. That makes this 160-page volume particularly relevant to readers interested in Imagineering, architecture, graphic design, themed environments, and the creative decisions behind the finished Disney parks.
