Routledge handbook of sustainable design /
edited by Rachel Beth Egenhoefer.
- Second edition.
- xvii, 643 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Systems and design -- Sustainable design is not sustainable / The Political economy of design in a hotter time / Design for sustainability: reflections on a dynamically evolving field / Systems thinking for design / Sustainable design for scale / Ecological theory in design: participant designers in an age of entanglement / Systems and service design and the circular economy / Surrendering to the ocean: practices of mindfulness and presence in designing / Complexities of sustainable design -- Gullible consumers: the contradictions of sustainability / Fashion, the city, and the spectacle: expanding the role of the designer / Biomimicry: nature inspiring design / Plastics in transition: searching for more sustainable plastics / Critical jugaad: sustainable design practices from the global South / Data clouds and the environment / Life cycle thinking and sustainable design for emerging consumer electronic product systems / Community engaged design, local and global -- Empathy, values and situated action: sustaining people and planet through human centered design / Global perspectives for sustainable design / Design for localization / Intercultural collaborations in sustainable design education / Confronting the six paradoxes of humanitarian design / Co-designing for development / Empowering community members through design / Practicing empathy to connect people and the environment / Design for sustainable behaviors -- An introduction to design for sustainable behaviour / How design influences habits / The Temporal fallacy: design and emotional obsolescence / Discourse design: the art of rhetoric and science of persuasion / Using data visualization to shift behaviors / Nature-based design for health and well-being promoting cities / Securing sustainability: culture and emotions as barriers to environmental change / Design futures -- The Structure of structural change making a habit of being alienated as a designer / Transition design: wicked problem resolution as a strategy for catalyzing positive, systems-level change / Letting go in sustainability transitions: designing spaces for the unavoidable companion of change / Shapes of satisfaction: rethinking design and designing for an ecological economy / Designing speculations for sustainable futures / ReFuturing: new prompts for new ecological visions / A systemic approach and typology for identifying natural nonhuman stakeholders when designing for sustainability / Investigative mingas: and approach to designing sustainable, pluriversal futures / Interspecies design for co-existence / Pedagogy in design for sustainability -- Teaching design for sustainability from product design to design for sustainability transitions: a new programme at Brunel University London / Building competence in design strategies that contribute to a circular economy: strategies for education / Mindsets of possibility / Design ecologies exercise: the innovation landscape matrix / BCI sessions: be, contemplate, imagine / Contextualizing your design practice: two exercises for design students / Pedagogy of hope for sustainable design / Sustainable design manifestos: reflections, reviews, and calls to action / Rachel Beth Egenhoefer -- David W. Orr -- Fabrizio Ceschin and İdil Gaziulusoy -- Diana Wright and Marta Ceroni -- Andrea Steves and Rebecca Silver -- Joanna Boehnert -- Rhoda Trimingham, Ksenija Kuzmina, Yaone Rapitsenyane, and Nikki Clark -- Yoko Akama -- Danah Abdulla -- Dilys Williams -- Denise K. DeLuca -- Geoff Isaac -- Deepa Butoliya -- Arman Shehabi -- Erinn G. Ryen, Callie W. Babbitt, and Alex Lobos -- Bruce Hanington -- Douglas Bourn -- Helena Norberg-Hodge -- Denielle J. Emans and Kelly M. Murdoch-Kitt -- Brita Fladvad Nielsen and Ir. Ana Laura Rodrigues Santos -- Maria Rogal and Raúl Sánchez -- Diamond James -- Theresa J. Edmonds -- Casper Boks -- Tang Tang and Seahwa Won -- Jonathan Chapman and Giovanni Marmont -- Marilyn DeLaure -- Adam Nieman -- Cheryl Desha, Angela Reeve, and Omniya el Baghdadi -- Allison Ford and Kari Marie Norgaard -- Cameron Tonkinwise -- Terry Irwin and Gideon Kossoff -- Femke Coops, Kristina Bogner, and Caroline Hummels -- Matthew Wizinsky -- Samuel Yu -- Paolo Cardini and ırina V. Wang -- Emīlija Veselova and İdil Gaziulusoy -- Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar and Minga Asoyarcocha represented by: Lorena Matabonchoy, Yazmin Yenny de la Cruz, Camilo Hidalgo, and Omaria Bonilla -- Pablo Hermansen and Martin Tironi -- Fabrizio Ceschin -- Rhoda Trimingham -- Dilys Williams -- Emma Dewberry, Joanna Beohnert, and Matt Sinclair -- Denise K. DeLuca -- Maria Rogal -- Douglas Bourn -- Rachel Beth Egenhoefer. Part 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Part 2 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Part 3 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Part 4 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Part 5 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Part 6 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
"The Routledge Handbook of Sustainable Design considers the design, not only of artifacts, but of structures, systems, and interactions in the context of sustaining our shared planet. This revised edition introduces new and updated chapters, as well as a new section on pedagogy for sustainable design. With authors from around the world, design is positioned in context with recent crises such as global pandemics, racial reckoning, political unrest, and natural disasters. Just as design is an interdisciplinary field, the climate crisis is deeply tangled in racial justice, gender justice, global health, economics, trade, and more. Divided into six sections, it presents a holistic approach to understanding the many facets of sustainable design: Part 1: Systems and design; Part 2: Complexities of sustainable design; Part 3: Community engaged design for local and global diversity; Part 4: Design for sustainable behaviors; Part 5: Design futures; Part 6: Pedagogy in Design for Sustainability (DfS). Arguing that design needs to restore, regenerate, and rejuvenate our planet and people, this handbook will be invaluable to researchers, students, and practitioners across all subdisciplines of design, architecture, business, energy management, visual arts, and environmental studies, among others"--