PRO DIALOGUE | Resources & Design
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What is design for?
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A larger and larger part of the design world is finding a meaning to design beyond mere styling and features. Design becomes an ally of problem solving for issues on every level. [See also the Pro Dialogue
on Culture & Design.]
The role – and meaning- of resources in design is becoming more visible not less. Recycled or reclaimed material is one classical strategy for more sustainable products – but does it deliver good design results? If not, what options are there? How can the relationship between resources and good design be rethought so that less resources are used overall – for much better results?
The designers and entrepreneurs leading the Pro Dialogue are Eva Karlsson, Houdini Sportswear VD, Olle Lundberg, Lundberg Design, and Michael Lind, Uniforms for the dedicated. They will lead us on an exploration of the challenges and breakthroughs in making quality, effective design align with a new respect for resources.
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About John M
Architect, urban designer with Resource Vision sustainable design studio. Founder of Futureperfect.