DesignWalks Value through less June 23, 2009
Posted by marinacamara in Collaborative, Course, Design, International.Tags: criteria of sustainability, eco-efficiency, International design, Michael Radau, Schmidt-Bleek, Sustainable Future, sustainable issues, Sustainable Products, sustainable re-use, Sustainable Services, sustainable summer school
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International design students from all disciplines meet at the sustainable summer school to design the future of everyday life and rituals.
The summer school „value through less“ offers students from all over the world the unique possibility to design and to shape the future lifestyle in a sustainable way.
Program overview
Day 1:
Get-together, following field trip to Zeche Zollverein
Day 2-3:
Participation in the congress:
»The Future of Sustainable Products and Services« Innovation Conference
Day 4-7:
Parallel design workshops with different focused subjects (i.e. rituals, area of needs etc.) including evening talks with Prof. Dr. Schmidt-Bleek and Michael Radau about new products and servicesin a dematerialized world.
Day 7:
Group presentations. Visit to Insel Hombroich.
Good-bye party
The workshop starts with an excursion to visit locations from the
period of coal mining which are now transferred into sustainable re-use.
As an introduction to the subject the students will participate in the first two workshop days of the international congress
»The Future of Sustainable Products and Services« Innovation Conference, 28./29.09.09, where renowned experts on business, science, ecology and sustainability will present the latest research results on sustainable issues. On the third day the students will be grouped into teams
(4 to 6 students). They will be introduced to the working methodology of the workshops, which will continue for 4 days in total. An experienced team of professors will guide the workshops.
At the end of each workshop day the students will have the possibility to share their ideas and their experience with an expert in eco-efficiency, like Prof. Dr. Schmidt-Bleek (President, Factor 10 Institute) and eco-business, like Michael Radau, (CEO, SuperBioMarkt AG).
The team work will end with a presentation of the elaborated concepts. Finally a discussion will take place that relates the concepts of the students to the criteria of sustainability.
The summer school will end with a trip to the
Museumsinsel Hombroich and a party.
Art Directors Club Award November 12, 2008
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Don’t miss the January 16, 2009 entry deadline for Professionals and the January 30, 2009 deadline for Students. It’s your chance to win a CL. Enter your Advertising, Design, Interactive, Photography, Illustration and even unpublished work in Playground. There are also breakout categories, ADC Hybrid and ADC Design Sphere, and a sponsored award from Corbis! So go ahead, enter now!
IDEO EyesOpen ::: Submit your story March 19, 2008
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Ideoeyesopen.com is about casting a wide net to find inspirational experiences in the unlikeliest of places—the things we do and see everyday. It is the digital compadre to the IDEO Eyes Open series of experiential guidebooks, now available through Chronicle Books.
IDEO believes that forward-thinking design and innovation comes from a combination of insight and inspiration, and that the greatest ideas mean very little if you can’t experience them firsthand. EyesOpen guides and tours are ongoing projects that aim to draw inspiration from culture and communities and the experiences they create, while the EyesOpen website seeks to explore emergent ideas by tying them to concrete experience.
Why Participate?
When looking for inspiration and unique experiences, it’s important to look from different perspectives. With ideoeyesopen.com we’re hoping to bring you into the fold and invite the participation of as many people in as many situations and locales possible. When you’re feeling passionate about the topic or have an experience that seems to be a particularly good match for the discussion, we’d love to hear from you.
Preparing a submission is easy. The aim is to encourage you to look a little deeper and pull even more inspiration from your experiences. And, of course, to share it with other curious folks. Not every submission will be included on the site (more on that below) but our hope is that the ones that do will showcase the insightfulness and ingenuity that will surely make this site an exciting resource for ongoing inspiration.
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