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      Patiño Santa, Luis Fernando

      Diseñar con luz y sentido: un proyecto de diseño de luminarias inspirado en El principito, de Antoine de Saint-Exupéry / Luis Fernando Patiño Santa, Nathalia Franco Pérez – Medellín: Editorial EAFIT, 2018.

      248 p.; 22 cm. -- (Colección Académica)

      ISBN 978-958-720-540-4

      1. Lámparas – Diseño y construcción. 2. Diseño de productos – Metodología. 3. Diseño – Enseñanza. I. Franco Pérez, Nathalia. II. Tít. III. Serie.

      749.63 cd 23 ed.

      P298

      Universidad EAFIT – Centro Cultural Biblioteca Luis Echavarría Villegas

      Designing with Light and Meaning

      A Design Project for Luminaries Inspired by The Little Prince, by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

      First edition: september, 2018

      © Luis Fernando Patiño Santa, Nathalia Franco Pérez

      © Editorial EAFIT

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      ISBN: 978-958-720-540-4

      Editor: Marcel René Gutiérrez

      Layout and cover design: Maria Luisa Eslava

      Cover luminaire: Tomás Loaiza Jiménez

      Photography: Robinson Henao

      Translation: Jeffrey Winchell

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      We dedicate this book to the students and professors who participated in this lamp design project inspired by The Little Prince and in particular to the student Sofía Cortés Alzate, who left behind a glimmer of light as lovely and delicate as the stars and confirmed with her parting that “what is essential is invisible to the eye”