Transition Design 2015

Author
T. Irwin, G. Kossoff, C. Tonkinwise, P. Scupelli
Year
2015
Type
report
Category
Diseño Sustentable
Transition Design, developed by Irwin, Kossoff, Tonkinwise and Scupelli at Carnegie Mellon, treats design as a way to guide long-term, systems-level social change toward more sustainable and equitable futures, arguing that small deliberate shifts now can redirect a society's whole trajectory.
'Transition Design' is a transdisciplinary approach developed by Terry Irwin, Gideon Kossoff, Cameron Tonkinwise and Peter Scupelli at Carnegie Mellon University's School of Design, aimed at addressing the interconnected, large-scale 'wicked' problems facing twenty-first-century societies. It argues that intentional, systems-level change — including small, deliberate shifts made in the present — can redirect a society's whole transition trajectory toward more sustainable and equitable futures, treating design not just as a way to make new products but as a way to guide long-term social and economic transitions. The associated seminar and body of work were launched in 2015 at Carnegie Mellon's School of Design. Credits: Irwin, T., Kossoff, G., Tonkinwise, C., & Scupelli, P. (2015). Transition Design 2015. Pittsburgh, EEUU. http://doi.org/10.1080/14487136.2015.1085688

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