Co-producing, curating and reconfiguring dwelling patterns: A design anthropological approach for sustainable dwelling futures in residential suburbs

Palmieri, Teresa; Huybrechts, Liesbeth; Devisch, Oswald

doi:10.1016/j.destud.2021.101011

Cited by 10 publications

(2 citation statements)

References 15 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…Moreover, a study by Palmieri merged anthropological design methods with participatory design approaches through workshop models, collaboratively producing, curating, and reconfiguring activities for future housing (Palmieri et al, 2021). The outcomes indicated that this approach supported individuals in discussing housing issues and expanded their imagination, encouraging them to reconsider how their lifestyles are formed and how they may differ.…”

Section: Elder and Youth Co-creationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Elder and Youth into Co-Design Approach—A Case Study of Medication Aids Design

Xiao,

Huang,

Lin

2023

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Designs for the elderly should consider their characteristics and needs. However, in previous research, the role of the elderly has been chiefly as consultants or testers, and they rarely actively participate in the design process. This study integrates steps and methods based on experience based co-design and design thinking, developing an elder and youth co-creation model. This model is applied to the medication-assistance design closely related to the needs of the elderly, exploring the impact and benefits brought by the elder and youth co-creation model for both the elderly and young designers. In this research, nine elder individuals, ranging in age from 61 to 74, and eight graduate students, primarily from design fields, participated in the co-creation workshops. This study implements the elder and youth co-creation model in the form of workshops, organizing five co-creation workshops to address the existing medication problems of the elderly and redesign medication assistance. Focus group interviews are conducted after the end of the workshop. The results show that through this model, young designers can enhance empathy with users, discover the potential needs of target customers, and design products that meet the needs of the target customer group. Furthermore, the model can enhance the confidence level of the elderly in creativity and serve as a means to present the abilities and experiences of the elderly.

show abstract

Section: Elder and Youth Co-creationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Elder and Youth into Co-Design Approach—A Case Study of Medication Aids Design

Xiao,

Huang,

Lin

2023

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Al concebir el Diseño como una disciplina que soluciona problemas (Palmieri, Huybrechts & Devisch, 2021;Mazé, 2013;Bonsiepe, 2005), el vínculo moda-Diseño podría parecer evidente para un diseñador de indumentaria o textiles. No obstante, esta asociación no es obvia y genera tensiones respecto a su origen en términos ontológicos.…”

Section: El Diseño La Moda Y Sus Prácticas De Intercambio: ¿Negación O Apropiación Cultural?unclassified

Moda y apropiación cultural: reflexiones críticas desde la identidad y el Diseño

Cotal

2021

RChD: creac. pensam. (En línea)

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

En un mundo globalizado los casos de apropiación cultural relacionados con marcas de moda se han hecho habituales, obligándonos a revisar los procesos de Diseño que articulan intercambios entre grupos culturales distintos, especialmente cuando estas transacciones están asociadas a diferencias de poder que impiden una relación simétrica. A partir de un análisis visual de casos que involucran a marcas de moda vinculadas con usos indebidos de elementos iconográficos de diferentes comunidades indígenas, se estudian las dimensiones del concepto de apropiación cultural, desde una perspectiva relacional y constructivista de la identidad, para comprender el impacto que estas prácticas del Diseño de indumentaria tienen a nivel cultural, desde la triada arquetípica del intercambio social propuesta por el antropólogo francés Marcel Mauss, basada en el dar, recibir y devolver. Finalmente se propone un modelo relacional para comprender las dimensiones de autoría, coautoría e identidad en los procesos de Diseño, y reflexionar en los alcances que posee el concepto de apropiación cultural para el Diseño, más allá del ámbito jurídico; puesto que como práctica disciplinar, estimula la invisibilización del otro, impide la creación de un vínculo social entre diseñadores, marcas y comunidades usufructuadas, y niega la alteridad necesaria para la construcción identitaria de ambos grupos humanos.

show abstract

Editorial: Design Anthropology

Smith

2022

Design Studies

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Co-producing, curating and reconfiguring dwelling patterns: A design anthropological approach for sustainable dwelling futures in residential suburbs

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Integrating Elder and Youth into Co-Design Approach—A Case Study of Medication Aids Design

Integrating Elder and Youth into Co-Design Approach—A Case Study of Medication Aids Design

Moda y apropiación cultural: reflexiones críticas desde la identidad y el Diseño

Editorial: Design Anthropology

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About