Anne Chick (UK University of Lincoln), Paul Micklethwaite
Design for Sustainable Change
How Design and Designers Can Drive the Sustainability Agenda
Anne Chick (UK University of Lincoln), Paul Micklethwaite
Design for Sustainable Change
How Design and Designers Can Drive the Sustainability Agenda
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Exploring how design thinking and design-led entrepreneurship can address the issue of sustainability, this title examines how familiar design processes can be translated into methodologies for driving sustainable change in businesses, organisations and society more generally.
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Exploring how design thinking and design-led entrepreneurship can address the issue of sustainability, this title examines how familiar design processes can be translated into methodologies for driving sustainable change in businesses, organisations and society more generally.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 184
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juli 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 303mm x 225mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 932g
- ISBN-13: 9782940411306
- ISBN-10: 2940411301
- Artikelnr.: 31870054
- Required Reading Range
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
- Seitenzahl: 184
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Juli 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 303mm x 225mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 932g
- ISBN-13: 9782940411306
- ISBN-10: 2940411301
- Artikelnr.: 31870054
Anne Chick and Paul Micklethwaite
Contents. Introduction. About the authors. How to get the most out of this book. From design to design thinking to design activism: Design is to design a design to produce a design: Design as a field
Design as an action or process
Design as a concept or proposal
Design as an outcome
Design is an attitude not a profession
Design innovation and the innovation of design. Design thinking: Societal challenges are design challenges
From problem-solving to problem-setting
Service design: maybe we don't need a product?
Participatory design: from designing for to designing with
Open source design
There's nothing new about design thinking?. Design activism: Design activism
Activism through design
Design altruism. Sustainability: The 'S' word: What do we want to sustain?
Models of sustainability
Measuring sustainability
Sustainability is not about single issues
Types of capital in sustainable development
Should we use the 'S' word?. Design for sustainable change: Sustainability and design: Green design: a single-issues approach
Ecodesign: life-cycle thinking
Corporate social responsibility(CSR)and design
Design for sustainability: radical innovations. Design for sustainable living: Designing sustainable behaviour
Designing sustainable systems
Designing sustainable lifestyles
Designing sustainable cities
Designing sustainable regions. Design for development: Designing against inequality
Designing for needs, not wants
Approaches to designing for development. Conclusion. Bibliography. Further resources. Index. Picture credits. Thanks. Working with ethics.
Design as an action or process
Design as a concept or proposal
Design as an outcome
Design is an attitude not a profession
Design innovation and the innovation of design. Design thinking: Societal challenges are design challenges
From problem-solving to problem-setting
Service design: maybe we don't need a product?
Participatory design: from designing for to designing with
Open source design
There's nothing new about design thinking?. Design activism: Design activism
Activism through design
Design altruism. Sustainability: The 'S' word: What do we want to sustain?
Models of sustainability
Measuring sustainability
Sustainability is not about single issues
Types of capital in sustainable development
Should we use the 'S' word?. Design for sustainable change: Sustainability and design: Green design: a single-issues approach
Ecodesign: life-cycle thinking
Corporate social responsibility(CSR)and design
Design for sustainability: radical innovations. Design for sustainable living: Designing sustainable behaviour
Designing sustainable systems
Designing sustainable lifestyles
Designing sustainable cities
Designing sustainable regions. Design for development: Designing against inequality
Designing for needs, not wants
Approaches to designing for development. Conclusion. Bibliography. Further resources. Index. Picture credits. Thanks. Working with ethics.
Contents. Introduction. About the authors. How to get the most out of this book. From design to design thinking to design activism: Design is to design a design to produce a design: Design as a field
Design as an action or process
Design as a concept or proposal
Design as an outcome
Design is an attitude not a profession
Design innovation and the innovation of design. Design thinking: Societal challenges are design challenges
From problem-solving to problem-setting
Service design: maybe we don't need a product?
Participatory design: from designing for to designing with
Open source design
There's nothing new about design thinking?. Design activism: Design activism
Activism through design
Design altruism. Sustainability: The 'S' word: What do we want to sustain?
Models of sustainability
Measuring sustainability
Sustainability is not about single issues
Types of capital in sustainable development
Should we use the 'S' word?. Design for sustainable change: Sustainability and design: Green design: a single-issues approach
Ecodesign: life-cycle thinking
Corporate social responsibility(CSR)and design
Design for sustainability: radical innovations. Design for sustainable living: Designing sustainable behaviour
Designing sustainable systems
Designing sustainable lifestyles
Designing sustainable cities
Designing sustainable regions. Design for development: Designing against inequality
Designing for needs, not wants
Approaches to designing for development. Conclusion. Bibliography. Further resources. Index. Picture credits. Thanks. Working with ethics.
Design as an action or process
Design as a concept or proposal
Design as an outcome
Design is an attitude not a profession
Design innovation and the innovation of design. Design thinking: Societal challenges are design challenges
From problem-solving to problem-setting
Service design: maybe we don't need a product?
Participatory design: from designing for to designing with
Open source design
There's nothing new about design thinking?. Design activism: Design activism
Activism through design
Design altruism. Sustainability: The 'S' word: What do we want to sustain?
Models of sustainability
Measuring sustainability
Sustainability is not about single issues
Types of capital in sustainable development
Should we use the 'S' word?. Design for sustainable change: Sustainability and design: Green design: a single-issues approach
Ecodesign: life-cycle thinking
Corporate social responsibility(CSR)and design
Design for sustainability: radical innovations. Design for sustainable living: Designing sustainable behaviour
Designing sustainable systems
Designing sustainable lifestyles
Designing sustainable cities
Designing sustainable regions. Design for development: Designing against inequality
Designing for needs, not wants
Approaches to designing for development. Conclusion. Bibliography. Further resources. Index. Picture credits. Thanks. Working with ethics.