Design transitions : inspiring stories global viewpoints how design is changing

By:

Yee, Joyce & Others

Publication details: Amsterdam BIS Publisher 2013Description: 240pISBN:

9789063693213

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

745.4071 YEE

Contents:

6 Foreword by Tim Brown 8 Introduction 10 Location of practices I. CHANGING PRACTICES 14 Products/Design Futures Droog 22 BERG 30 Superflux Design Art 32 PHUNK Design of Services 34 Fjord 42 livelwork Brazil 48 User Studio 50 WorkPlayExperience Social Design 52 thinkpublic 60 FutureGov 68 We Are What We Do 70 Snook 72 Uscreates 74 Design Researc STBY 84 Hakuhodo Innovation Lab Strategy/Design/Innovation 92 DesignThinkers Group 100 Idiom 108 INSITUM 116 Optimal Usability 124 frog Asia 132 designaffairs Shanghai 134 Claro Partners 136 Asilia 138 Zilver Innovation 140 Ziba II. NEW TERRITORIES 144 Novabase Embedding Design Thinking in large organization 150 ISVOR Innovation through Design Thinking 158 Radboud REshape RE-designing the way healthcare is delivered 166 InWithFor & The Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI) Co-designing social solutions in Australia 174 Minas Gerais Office of Strategic Priorities Co-creating policy between people and government II. VIEWPOINTS 184 Robert Young Design's increasing capacity to 188 Tom Inns The role of design 192 Banny Banerjee The identity crisis of designers 196 Paul Rodgers Blurring the boundaries of design 200 Mike Press new 'can-do' design generation 204 Lucy Kimbell Bringing Design Thinking to non-designers 208 Carlos Teixei ra Design knowledge in emerging markets 212 Ezio M anzini The softer qualities that designers bring 216 Cameron Tonkinwise Design Thinking as a radical form of disruptive innovation 220 Andrea Siodmok Design's contribution to social policy 224 Xin Xiangyang The emerging role of design in China 228 Adam Greenfield Technology as an enabler of local self-governance SUMMARY 232 Design Transitions : Reflections on our global journey 238 Image Credits

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6 Foreword by Tim Brown
8 Introduction
10 Location of practices
I. CHANGING PRACTICES
14 Products/Design Futures
Droog
22 BERG
30 Superflux
Design Art
32 PHUNK
Design of Services
34 Fjord
42 livelwork Brazil
48 User Studio
50 WorkPlayExperience
Social Design
52 thinkpublic
60 FutureGov
68 We Are What We Do
70 Snook
72 Uscreates
74 Design Researc
STBY
84 Hakuhodo Innovation Lab
Strategy/Design/Innovation
92 DesignThinkers Group
100 Idiom
108 INSITUM
116 Optimal Usability
124 frog Asia
132 designaffairs Shanghai
134 Claro Partners
136 Asilia
138 Zilver Innovation
140 Ziba
II. NEW TERRITORIES
144 Novabase
Embedding Design Thinking
in large organization
150 ISVOR
Innovation through Design Thinking
158 Radboud REshape
RE-designing the way healthcare
is delivered
166 InWithFor & The Australian Centre for Social Innovation (TACSI) Co-designing social solutions in Australia
174 Minas Gerais Office of Strategic Priorities Co-creating policy between people and government
II. VIEWPOINTS
184 Robert Young
Design's increasing capacity to
188 Tom Inns
The role of design
192 Banny Banerjee
The identity crisis of designers
196 Paul Rodgers
Blurring the boundaries of design
200 Mike Press
new 'can-do' design generation
204 Lucy Kimbell
Bringing Design Thinking to non-designers
208 Carlos Teixei ra
Design knowledge in emerging markets
212 Ezio M anzini
The softer qualities that designers bring
216 Cameron Tonkinwise
Design Thinking as a radical form of disruptive innovation
220 Andrea Siodmok
Design's contribution to social policy
224 Xin Xiangyang
The emerging role of design in China
228 Adam Greenfield
Technology as an enabler of local self-governance
SUMMARY
232 Design Transitions : Reflections on our global journey
238 Image Credits

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