THE MOST EVIDENT NEWLY VALUED QUALITIES
[OF PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS] ARE THE
RECOGNITION OF COMPLEXITY AS A VALUE; THE SEARCH
FOR DENSE, DEEP, AND LASTING RELATIONSHIPS;
THE REDEFINITION OF WORK AND COLLABORATION AS
CENTRAL HUMAN EXPRESSIONS;
AND THE HUMAN SCALE OF THE
SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEMS AND ITS POSITIVE
ROLE IN THE DEFINITION OF A DEMOCRATIC, HUMAN-
CENTERED, SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY.
EZIO MANZINI
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Jonathan Aitken, Director for the Health Design Lab, the HD Lab’s ideas and themes for Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s Research Journal, Current 04.
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Jonathan Aitken, Director for the Health Design Lab, the HD Lab’s ideas and themes for Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s Research Journal, Current 04. from The Design° on Vimeo.
By Ezio Manzini
Small, local, open and connected: an emerging scenario
For a long time, we have known that, whatever our future society will be, it will be a “risk society” [2]—a society likely to be affected …
Deborah Shackleton: This afternoon, we’re here with Jonathan Aiken, who is the Director for the Health Design Lab at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. My name is Deborah Shackleton and I’m one of …
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Jonathan Aitken, Director for the Health Design Lab, about the themes and issues that the lab will encounter in the next couple of years for Emily Carr University of Art + …
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Jonathan Aitken, Director for the Health Design Lab, design thinking and the thinking that the partner brings to the collaboration for Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s Research Journal, Current 04.
Deborah …
Deborah Shackleton: We’re here with Kate Armstrong who is the director of the SIM Centre at Emily Carr. I’ll start off by asking you Kate, what is the SIM Centre?
KATE ARMSTRONG: SIM stands for Social …
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Kate Armstrong, Director for the SIM Centre, disruptive technologies in business & design culture, for Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s Research Journal, Current 04.
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Kate Armstrong, …
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Kate Armstrong, Director for the SIM Centre, disruptive technologies in business & design culture, for Emily Carr University of Art + Design’s Research Journal, Current 04.
Deborah Shackleton discusses with Kate Armstrong, …
By David Bogen
Over the past two decades, designers of all stripes have begun integrating the lessons of ethnography into their academic research and professional practices. Under the rubrics of “reflexive,” “participatory,” “human-centred,” “contextual,” and “transformation …
