Designing for the New World
If design is part of the problem, how can design be part of the answer? In her new book Design for the New World. From Human Design to Planet Design, professor Ida Engholm explores the inherent values in our design methodologies and ideas for reclaiming design as a force for good – not only for humanity but the entire planet. Design denmark sat down with her to discuss the future of design.
What might it mean for us to move past human-centered design?
Design has thrived as a human-centered practice, but how can we move beyond the privileging of humans to explore design as a practice of cohabitation and mutualism?
The Regenerative Workplace
Through the start-up Re-LAB, Sarah Lund Morrison and Louise Møller Nielsen are on a mission to create systemic changes in the workplace. They do this by utilizing a fusion of design and regenerative principles called Life Rising Design. Design denmark met up with them to hear more about their approach and why they aim to create a workplace revolution.
Designing for Interdependence
How can we design for mutually beneficial relations with other species in
the places where we live?