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- 1. industry design consumers designers interact between industry, users and other actors
- 6. Brutal use of resources
- 7. Is this the end user? 98% of products are thrown away within 6 months source: Edwin Datschefski & United Nationa University Image source: Chris Jordan
- 8. Brutal with people Image source: Edward Burtvnskv
- 9. Valuable resources are wasted Image source: Maciej Dakowicz
- 10. industry consumers designers can influence how people consume, use, behave … design
- 14. design innovation creativity culture
- 15. Culture is the way in which a group of people solve problems and reconciles dilemmas (Schein, 1985)
- 16. "innovation changes the values onto which the system is based”(Schumpeter, 1930)
- 17. Creativity is the ability to recognise unusual patterns and relationships and produce novel ideas or things.
- 18. “ Social innovation addresses social needs. It is based on using people, trust and creativity to make something reliable within a community “
- 19. Enabling technology Social needs
- 20. Community housing for elderly people sharing collective spaces
- 21. “ Responsible innovation is conscious of the societal impacts of technology. It caries the science ethical along the innovation process. “
- 24. Idea An innovation is an idea that is further developed so that it is reliable on a meaningful scale. (Senge, 2006) Innovation
- 26. Does scale respect Identity? Image source: Robin Collyer, Yonge Street, Willowdale, 1995
- 27. Does scale respect well-being? "innovation changes the values onto which the system is based”(Schumpeter)
- 30. Google translates cultures new context
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- and has the capacity to break established patterns of practice.
- and has the capacity to break established patterns of practice.
- Design has often been considered the humaniser of technology by developing objects or strategies that make everyday life easier.
- Despite the good intentions of design, design is in a crisis. Design has become an exclusive process
- and as a result societal and environmental capitals are not highly valued.
- and as a result societal and environmental capitals are not highly valued.
- and as a result societal and environmental capitals are not highly valued.
- and as a result societal and environmental capitals are not highly valued.
- Can design become more inclusive by facilitating a society in changing the way it thinks about how to solve problems?
- Moreover can design reconcile wider societal dilemmas?
- If the answers to these questions are positive, this would mean that design influences cultures.
- This paper aims to describe how design and culture are linked via innovation and creativity.
- This paper aims to describe how design and culture are linked via innovation and creativity.
- This paper aims to describe how design and culture are linked via innovation and creativity.
- This paper aims to describe how design and culture are linked via innovation and creativity.
- This description will help developing new roles for design in the transition to a sustainable society. The paper will demonstrate the link between design and culture by building on theories of social innovation and responsible innovation.
- This description will help developing new roles for design in the transition to a sustainable society. The paper will demonstrate the link between design and culture by building on theories of social innovation and responsible innovation.
- This description will help developing new roles for design in the transition to a sustainable society. The paper will demonstrate the link between design and culture by building on theories of social innovation and responsible innovation.
- This description will help developing new roles for design in the transition to a sustainable society. The paper will demonstrate the link between design and culture by building on theories of social innovation and responsible innovation.
- Moreover, the papers explores the argument that the impacts of design and innovation activities only become meaningful once they are implemented on a wider scale, i.e. the cultural scale.
- Moreover, the papers explores the argument that the impacts of design and innovation activities only become meaningful once they are implemented on a wider scale, i.e. the cultural scale.
- Moreover, the papers explores the argument that the impacts of design and innovation activities only become meaningful once they are implemented on a wider scale, i.e. the cultural scale.
- Moreover, the papers explores the argument that the impacts of design and innovation activities only become meaningful once they are implemented on a wider scale, i.e. the cultural scale.
- Moreover, the papers explores the argument that the impacts of design and innovation activities only become meaningful once they are implemented on a wider scale, i.e. the cultural scale.
- The paper will also explore the argument that the cultural scale is not only a means to an end, but also feeds into the creative capacity of societies and as a result the design capacity of societies. In this way culture is not only the result from design, it also determents design.