In Le monde modulaire d’Albert Leclerc: des systèmes de produits aux communautés de design, Diane Leclair Bisson offers an in-depth analysis of the work and thought of designer-architect Albert Leclerc, a major figure in modular design in Italy and Quebec. Approaching modularity as a formal, industrial, and social paradigm, she elucidates how Leclerc’s practice redefined relationships between production, use, and collective forms of organization. The book situates his work within a broader framework of late modernity and systemic design, underscoring the continued relevance of his proposals in relation to contemporary challenges.

Albert Leclerc’s biography is currently only published in French. 

les éditions du passage, Montréal, 2024
186 pages