速寫本：奧斯卡·圖斯克茨·布蘭卡的工業設計

The monograph’s dense mix of sketches and technical drawings really lets you trace his design process step by step, which I found far more insightful than just finished photos. It’s a hefty book, so the binding feels solid and up to the task of repeated flipping through.

The chapter on Studio Per’s early work alone is worth the price, and the way Tusquets weaves his industrial pieces into the architectural narrative makes it feel like one continuous creative journey. I’ve read a lot of design monographs, but this one actually kept me engaged past the pretty pictures

Flipping through this, I was struck by how Tusquets' sketches capture the same boldness as his built work—the Studio Per section alone is worth the price. The page layouts give each drawing room to breathe, which makes you slow down and really study the details.