Staging systems to feel round the corners of Transition Design
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This document discusses strategies for transition design and making sense of systems and futures. It introduces concepts like "feeling around corners" to understand potential futures and make decisions with limited information. Transition design requires understanding how interventions may unfold over time and preparing for various outcomes, both ideal and unexpected. The document suggests approaches like backcasting, scenario planning, and considering what interventions would look and feel like if going well, badly, or failing to help navigate uncertainty. The goal is to equip designers to make ethical decisions that create quality futures and to retrospectively and prospectively make sense of their actions and future implications.
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- 1. Staging Systems to Feel Round the Corners of Transition Design Joshua Bloom PhD Candidate Carnegie Mellon University ! Cameron Tonkinwise Director of Design Studies Carnegie Mellon University
- 2. Designing is taking decisions based on too little information -Joep Frens
- 3. Design is making sense of systems (in futures) Design is making sense of things (to others) ! - Krippendorff
- 4. ! Malafouris, Lambros; Renfrew, Colin (2013-07-12). How Things Shape the Mind: A Theory of Material Engagement
- 5. If designers think in terms of ‘form’ at all it is in relation to static object(ives). -Terry Irwin
- 6. -Terry Irwin
- 7. @cyetain Pragmatic and Epistemic Action DAVID KIRSH AND PAUL MAGLIO 94 Goals
- 8. Designers have privileged access to niche temporarily materialized potential futures, as such they need to be equipped to not only make effective decisions about quality of life, but also be aware of the moral and ethical consequences of instantiating these futures in the wider world. ! Understanding Of Embodied Future Practices ! This is what we mean by Feeling Around Corners
- 16. Now Next
- 21. Past Present Future How do I make sense of the world so that I can act in it? How do I make sense of the actions I have taken in the world? What would make sense in the world created by my actions? Posthoc Rationalization Mindfulness/Dispostionality Retrospective Coherence Sense Making Prospective Coherence Feeling Around Corners
- 22. Coherence Always Already Now Next Not Yet Dispositional Prospective Retrospective Coherence How do I make sense of Now based in the past Prospective Coherence What will I need to make sense of in a future?
- 23. Catastrophic Safe Observable Unseen Unknowable Waste Around Corners Proactionary Make it and See Precautionary Make it Safe then See Risk/Outcomes Black Swans
- 24. What would it look like, feel like if this intervention was going well? ! (how would we amplify that?)
- 25. What would it look like, feel like if this intervention was going bad? ! (how would we dampen that?)
- 26. What would it look like, feel like if this intervention was failing? ! (how would we recover from that?)
- 27. Thank You Joshua Bloom jabe@cmu.edu @cyetain PhD Candidate Carnegie Mellon University ! Cameron Tonkinwise Director of Design Studies Carnegie Mellon University