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The School of Design (SDN) at the Nanyang Polytechnic invited us to organize a five-day workshop focused on sustainable design. Together with some 25 students from different courses (Industrial Design, Visual Communication, Space and Interior) we explored the theme “Eternally … Continue reading
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Together with some 20 students we brainstormed on the possibilities of sustainability in graphic design. We focused on the environmental impact of materials and tried to work with alternatives that create little/no waste. One of the materials we made ourselves … Continue reading
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The Duoc University invited us to inspire their graphic design and product design students with lectures on sustainability. This private university is one of the largest educational institutions in Chile with several campuses. We visited the campus in Santiago (Plaza … Continue reading
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Thursday night, we gave a lecture about sustainability in materials and design at the (public) University of Buenos Aires. Our most exciting lecture so far with some hundred curious students and realtime English-Spanish translation support from our hosts Mariana and … Continue reading
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One day workshop focused on developing new application ideas for paper waste. The beautiful paper are leftovers materials (pre-consumer waste) from the Schattdecor company in Curitiba. Most of these papers are color proofs with large wood prints that come on … Continue reading
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Prof. Dr. Virgina Kistmann invited us to inspire the design students at the PUCPR university with a lecture on the role and importance of materials in design, industry and education. We presented case studies such as bricks made of bacteria … Continue reading
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Two day bioplastics workshop for at the link organization at the Bremen University of the Arts. “How to cook your own bioplastics?” use these ingredients: – Water (7 x parts) – Vinegar (1 x part) – Starch (1,5 x parts) … Continue reading