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The Nature as an Inspiration to Encourage Users to Extend the Life of Packaging
(The Design Society, 2016)
Biomimicry depends on three key principles: nature as a model, nature as a goal and nature as a
mentor. By studying nature, there may be several answers to challenges that have already been solved
by nature. A growing ...
Empowerment through Product Design: Digital textile pattern design for grip development in healthcare
(The Design Society, 2017)
In the meeting between textile pattern design and 3D printing techniques, there is a potential for developing inclusive products for healthcare. There is a great need for this from both patients and healthcare providers. ...
Co-creation in Service Design; a master’s study on how to achieve sustainable services
(The Design Society, 2017)
n today’s society, services are growing into complex systems that may not always respond to the needs of the people using them. Therefore, the discipline of service design is now often used as a source to find gaps in ...
Systematic cooperation for improved practice in primary schools’ design education in the Art and crafts subject
(The Design Society, 2017)
This paper focuses on communities of practice and educational development with design education in
the subject of Arts and Crafts in primary and lower secondary schools in Norway. In part, this study is
based on research ...
Digital Drawing Demystified: Exploring a Creative Zone of Proximal Development
(The Design Society, 2017)
The purpose of this paper is to elaborate on the theoretical notion of Vygotsky’s notion of a ‘zone of proximal development’ (ZPD) where learning is supported by doing things together. In the work life product designers ...
Designing for Small Bathrooms
(The Design Society, 2016)
This paper will focus on how to design a series of bathroom products that work well for small
bathrooms using the principles of universal design. In home culture research, Quitzau and Røpke has
studied bathroom transformation ...
How Designers Learn
(The Design Society, 2017)
Designers rely on their skills of problem-reframing and concept exploration to solve complex problems. However, more than before they need to learn rapidly in order to understand the complexity of the problems they work ...
The Relationship Between User and Product: Durable Design Through Personalisation
(The Design Society, 2016)
There is an increased focus on emotional design in order to build more sustainable attitudes towards
the design of products. According to Dieter Rams, a German industrial designer known for the
timeless quality in his ...
The Potential for a Critical Design Approach to Create Innovation within the Construction Industry through Participatory Design Workshops
(The Design Society, 2016)
This paper explores the potential and possibilities for applying a critical design approach and critical
design thinking to industrial company Mapei AS, mainly focusing on improving product development
and creating ...
Handling innovative transformation processes in public environment
(The Design Society, 2016)
Design of environment is one example from which
debates can emerge. Such public debates can
influence public opinions and subsequently influe
nce political debates and bureaucratic processes. ...