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
In the book
- Chapter 13, section 127 · Operative (How?)
Academic papers