OPEN, INTERACTIVE CITY
1. Caroline McCaw
Design and Social Histories: Heritage on Harbourside
2. Tricia Austin
Culture-led City Regeneration: Design Methodologies
3. Kristina Börjesson
“A True Public Place” or “By Invitation Only”?
Open Dialogues as a Mean to Redefine Cultural Space.
4. Laura A. Delaney Ruskeepää
Helsinki’s Terrain Vague: Alternative Public Space and Expectant Design
5. Carlo Franzato, Rodrigo Hanauer, Bruna do Nascimento Remus and Paulo Reyes
Co-Design for New Relations in an Open, Interactive City
6. Cristina Bianchi
Helsinki towards a firmly grounded cycling culture: an ethnographic study about all-year-round cyclists
7. Markus Rittenbruch, Marcus Foth, Ricky Robinson and Daniel Filonik
Program Your City: Designing an Urban Integrated Open Data API
9. Michele Brunello and Giuditta Vendrame
Sant’ Erasmo, territory of Desire. Sant’ Erasmo toward Expo 2015
10. Duncan Fairfax, Tom White, Liam Hinshelwood and Rebecca Barnett
Seeding Opportunity: How reappropriation of public space can catalyse sustainable behaviours
11. Davide Fassi and Liat Rogel
C’è spazio per tutti / There’s room for one more
12. Giorgia Lupi, Luca Simeone, Paolo Patelli, Salvatore Iaconesi
Polyphonic images of the cities. Mapping new human landscapes through User Generated Content
13. Georg-Christof Bertsch
Urban water – A challenge for product designers
14. Adam Thorpe and Lorraine Gamman
Design For Agnostic Space – Reviewing Design Strategies For Conflict Accommodation in ‘Wicked’ Design Scenarios
INNOVATIVE SERVICES
1. Bas Rajimakers, Mike Thompson and Evelien van de Garde-Perik
New goals for design, new roles for designers?
2. Daria Cantù, Marta Corubolo and Giulia Simeone
Developing collaborative services in local contexts.
3. Teresa Franqueira, Gonçalo Gomes and Sara Gonçalves
Participatory Design in Public Services: Strategies to enhance children’s healthier behaviours
4. João Nunes Sampaio
Approach to design practice based on collaborative platforms – Application to bicycle mobility system in Porto
5. Yanki C. Lee and Denny K. L. Ho
Ageing in place(s): Cases to introduce solution-focused design methodology for ageing innovation
6. Liat Rogel and Marta Corubolo
HousingLab, Exploring new ways of housing the city.
7. Mirja Kälviäinen
Elderly as content providers in their everyday life supporting services
8. Yiying Wu and Miaosen Gong
The Design Challenge of Bridging Bottom-up Initiatives and Top-Down Governance
10. Parag Desphande
On the notion of the user in Service Design
11. Tony Kim and Donghoon Bae
Stakeholder Conflict Resolving Model in PSS Design
12. Rosana Aparecida Vasques and Maria Cecília Loschiavo dos Santos
Services for Sharing: Towards a Brazilian Perspective
13. Flaviano Celaschi, Alessandro Deserti, Lia Kruchen and Francesca Rizzo
Service design as an agent of transformation of residential areas: the case of a new Brazilian “gated condo”
14. Elisa Andretti (IS-05)
The reuse map.
15. Apirom Kongkanan, Daranee Lehtonen, Chujit Teerattanapan (IS-54)
A New Average – elevating food service
design for local Bangkok street food.
DESIGNING SUSTAINABILITY
1. Lara Penin, Laura Forlano and Eduardo Staszowski
Designing in the Wild: Amplifying Creative Communities in North Brooklyn
2. Valéria Ilsa Rosa and Luiz Fernando Gonçalves de Figueiredo
Desis and COLIMAR: projects for social innovation
3. Michelle Hankinson and Amanda Breytenbach
Barries that impact on the implementation of sustainable design
4. Adital Ela
Designing Participation
5. Mariana Ciancia
Transmedia Communication System for Social Dialogue
6. Eun Ji Cho and Joon Sang Baek
Enrichment of social relations in collaborative service: Social networks and Sociability
7. Keneilwe Munyai
Promoting sustainability in Cape Town through embedding tacit knowledge in modern design
8. Rita Engler, Lucas Righi, Paula Soeiro and Renata Alves
Design applied to improve the quality of work life of scavengers
9. Leonardo Gomez Castillo, Jan Carel Diehl and J.C. Brezet
Design Considerations for Base of the Pyramid (BoP) Projects
10. Yan Yan Lam and Wing C. Lau
Turning Green to Goals: Leading Honk Kong Desing Education towards Sustainability
11. Susan Evans, Francesca Valsecchi and Serena Pollastri
Eco-Urban Agriculture. Design for distributed and networked urban farming in Shanghai.
12. Carina Scandolara da Silva, Luiz Fernando Gonçalves de Figueiredo, Luiza Kist and Francieli Regina Balem
The revitalization of an urban center: quality of life as part of the converged design of service
13. Daria Casciani and Maurizio Rossi
ELSE, Experience of Lighting Sustainability in the Environment
14. Daria Cantù
“Ideas Sharing LAB”. Co-designing multifunctional services with local food communities.
15. Daria Casciani (DS-65)
Sustainable lighting products for all.
16. Ricardo Jorge da Rocha Gonçalves (DS-97)
Repurposing existent materials: a sustainable development strategy
for design micro-companies — case studies.
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ART IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY? & WHAT IS ARTISTIC RESEARCH?
And if art posits itself as research, what is the nature of that artistic research, and what is it for in the university system and in society? How is artistic research related to various traditions of combining art and research: A) Research for art, B) Research of art, C) Art for research, D) Art + theory = research? Why are (some) artists trying to combine art and research? What can be gained with it? What are the possible dangers or failures of it? What is it needed for? What is “artistic knowledge” or “art’s own knowledge”?
We have combined two originally separate tracks (No.4: Function of Art, and No.6: Artistic Research), because they seem to draw exactly the same participants and audience. Now they don’t have to choose but can have both instead.
1. Valquíria Guimarães Duarte and Anahy Jorge
Research for art and research in art: Didi-Huberman and Interart Theory
2. Cynthia Lawson
Practice-led Research: Examples from Artists Working with Technology
3. Kalle Lampela
I did it my way – The case of an artistic doctoral dissertation that does not represent artistic research.
4. Matti Tainio
Aspects of Research Combining Academic and Artistic Practices with Sport.
5. Emma Cocker
Tactical Research – Practices for Thinking (Oneself) Differently.
6. Jaana Kokko
Introduction to what is political #1 – The Reading Circle
7. Liina Siib
Case Study on A Woman Takes Little Space: art project for the Estonian pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennial
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1. Heidi Saayman Hattingh
Photographers Actively Commenting on Social Issues in a Democratic South Africa
2. Daniel Peltz
Exploring the official role of the artist in governmental and financial systems.
3. Nina Sabnani and Judy Frater
ART AS IDENTITY: Social mobility through traditional textiles in Kutch
4. Lindi Helené
Fuck It! New Media Art, Design and (re)presentation
5. Paul Cooper
Transient site-specific art practices and the problem of the `participative’ city: a critical appraisal.
6. Minna Haveri
Urban Knitting – the Soft side of Street Art
7. Hugo Vercauteren
Reflections on screenwriting in contemporary society
8. Wolfgang Knapp
Collaborations between Arts and Sciences focusing Urban Public Space
9.Ulla Johansson
Artists as organizational development facilitators – evaluation of six projects
10. Victoria Brattström
Artistic knowledge and its application in organizational change: Reflections on using my artistic knowledge in the KIA-project
11. Rosanne van Klaveren
Artistic participatory practices as a vehicle for togetherness
12. Bronwen Gray and Alan Young
Empowering Art
13. Mimmu Rankanen
Enhancing Participation in Social and Healthcare with Art Based Methods – in the Crossaroads of Open Practices and Ethical Boundaries
14. Alfonso Morone and Pietro Nunziante
Naples, a case study. Rise and Fall of contemporary art as a factor in urban design regeneration
15. Dominique Moulon
Art, science, technology and society
DIALOGUE OF ART AND DESIGN IN EDUCATION
1. Brenda Duggan
Articulations of Irish language poetry as multimodal texts
2. Outi Turpeinen
Combining Art and design education with cultural heritage
3. Nuttinee Karchanaporn
Rethinking Bangkok Domesticity. A dialogue between film and critical design thinking
4. Marion Digel and Anne Caplan
“Without Art the questions of life can’t be solved” – Explorations and discoveries in relations of Art and Design
5. King-Chun Siu
Visualizing the Community: Art and Design Tools for Social Changes
6. Johanna Kint
What communication designers can learn from participatory artistic fieldwork
7. Dave Bailey, Laurence Dreiband and Mariana Amatullo
ARTMATTERS at Art Center College of Design:
Curricular Notes on Art Practice, Place, and Social Engagement
8. Marja Seliger and Mika Tuomola
Cities as Sets: Narrative Eye to Urban Design. A course case study in combining art, design and media.
9. Polise Moreira de Marchi
Codes, art and design: promoting educational dialogues
10. Jordan Lacey
Revoicing the Urban Soundscape: a Case Study of Student Soundscape Design Interventions at RMIT University
11. Vibeke Sjøvoll (DO-54)
CONCEPTUAL ART APPROACHES IN DESIGN EDUCATION
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