design principles for a circular economy | race coalition for dutch design week
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GUEST SPEAKERS�
TODAY’S AGENDA �Rapid Fire Introduc0ons & Our Why, How, What
14:30 -‐ 15:00 15:00 -‐ 15:30 15:30 -‐ 16:00 16:00 -‐ 16:30
Feedback Session
Workshop Wrap-‐up
Trialling the Guide
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What is this all about? �
�RACE Coalition�
Circular Design: Arjanna van der Plas (arjanna@circle-‐economy.com) Katherine Whalen (katherine@circle-‐economy.com)
Douwe Jan Joustra (djj@imsa.nl)
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RACE Coalition Circular Design Theme �
“Onze missie is dat in 2020 alle designers in Nederland rekening houdt met de circulaire design principes in het design proces. Van (industrieel) productdesigners, tot architecten tot modeontwerpers en servicedesign.”
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The plan�
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Our Six Principles �
• All materials are cycled infinitely in either technical or biological cycles • All energy is derived from renewable or otherwise sustainable sources • Human acNviNes support ecosystems and the rebuilding of natural capital • Human acNviNes support a healthy and cohesive society and culture • Human acNviNes support human health and happiness • Resources are used to generate value (financial and other forms)
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The inventory�
including… • TU DelT Research • Circular Economy Toolkit • Ellen MacArthur FoundaNon
• The Great Recovery
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What is designing for a circular world? �
“When designing for a circular world, many ques0ons s0ll need to be answered. But it's also crucial for designers to broaden the design scope so they’re not just looking at a standalone product. Instead, they need to consider the product in an “end-‐to-‐end” way—that is, within the context of a global system of resources.”
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What is designing for a circular world? �
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Step 1: Reframing the brief �
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Step 2: Usage Scenarios �
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Step 3: Visioning the System�
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Step 4: Systems Overview �
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Step 4: Systems Overview �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 5: Incorporating the Principles �
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Step 6: System Redesign & Iteration�
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �Case Exercises �
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �But, what are those �‘circular design principles’? �
Case 1: Electric bicycle �E-‐bike sales have steady increased over the past years as they become more popular with the long distance commuter as well as the ageing popula0on. Design a new line of electric bicycles for Dutch market leader Gazelle.
Design Cases �
Case 2: Textiles �French Toast -‐ one of America’s leading school uniform sellers -‐is redesigning their apparel line for the next school year and looking to reduce the impact of their carbon footprint (coTon produc0on is energy and water intensive). Create a proposal for this apparel line.
Case 3: Furniture �A new furniture company is star0ng up. They want to quickly make a name for themselves in the furniture world and have asked you to create designs for a line of office furniture.
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What is designing for a circular world? �
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �Feedback Session�
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �Future of Circular Design�3 Statements: Agree or Disagree? �
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Statement 1: Designers need more training �
To design circularly:
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To design circularly:
Statement 2: Designers need more tools �
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To design circularly:
Statement 3: Designers need more support �
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �Anything else? �
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GUEST SPEAKERS�TODAY’S AGENDA �Thank you! �
Arjanna van der Plas (arjanna@circle-‐economy.com)
Katherine Whalen (katherine@circle-‐economy.com)
Douwe Jan Joustra (djj@imsa.nl)
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