Browsing TKD - Department of Product Design by Title
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Abandoned ideas and the energies of failure
(Elsevier, 2020-06-14)Our academic life is ripe with failures and things abandoned, with hurt and feelings of defeat and despair. Already as students, we learn how to hide and tuck away such experiences and the impact they have on us. As a ... -
Applied Art: Innovative Thinking from a Material Perspective
(Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences, 2013)The modern world is continuously engaged in a racing processes aimed towards building a favourable future society. In this development, the apparent tools seem to be related to theoretical thought, new technology, avant-garde ... -
Architecture, design and planning towards sustainable development: Regional approaches
(Wiley, 2019-01-10)The special issue Architecture, Design and Planning towards Sustainable Development: Regional Approaches, discusses how the shaping of the built environment may contribute to sustainability and resilience. It encompasses ... -
Bauhaus-innflytelse på undervisningen ved SHKS
(Universitetsforlaget, 2019)Bauhaus anses å ha en uovertruffen betydning for utviklingen av modernismen. Dette synet omfatter også undervisningen ved Statens håndverks- og kunstindustriskole. Realiteten var mer sammensatt. Reformarbeidet ved skolen ... -
Carousel: A study on collaboration within a small international design community of practice and its impact on delivering 'one week' exchange experiences
(The Design Society, 2017)To prepare students for their future careers in a globalizing society, several large-scale higher education student and staff exchange programmes focus on international collaboration. ... -
Co-creation in professional craft practice
(Design Research Society, 2018-01-01)Design practice involves several disciplines, and when the manufacturing process demands special skills, designers outsource the work to craftspersons. Traditionally, craftspersons make a living by taking orders and ... -
Co-creation in Service Design; a master’s study on how to achieve sustainable services
(The Design Society, 2017)n today’s society, services are growing into complex systems that may not always respond to the needs of the people using them. Therefore, the discipline of service design is now often used as a source to find gaps in ... -
Collaborative innovation: a study of creative teamwork in offshore industry and in design education
(The Design Society, 2014)Entrepreneurship is identified as a key activity to creating value to society as well as the successful adaption of the products and services to users’ lives. This is why entrepreneurship as concept is finding it’s ... -
Critical design for discussion about public space
(The Design Society, 2015)This research focuses on Critical Design and the use of provocative design objects to create discussion about public space. The project sets out to develop a design approach and a critical design method for making conceptual ... -
Design process and conscious problem solving through computer aided design education
(The Design Society, 2015)With rapidly changing technologies in product developemnt, it is necessary for design students to focus on inquiry-based learning in order to adapt to changes instead of simply learning form-giving and model-making skills. ... -
Designing burial monuments to increase emotional awareness in product design
(The Design Society, 2013)The motivation for writing this paper is the growing concern in society towards the amount of products we produce containing low utility and sustainability. Through emotional awareness the student can design meaningful ... -
Designing for Small Bathrooms
(The Design Society, 2016)This paper will focus on how to design a series of bathroom products that work well for small bathrooms using the principles of universal design. In home culture research, Quitzau and Røpke has studied bathroom transformation ... -
Designing for user experience in Nordic skiing
(The Design Society, 2015)Although the experience is the most important aspect of skiing, sports equipment manufacturers do not seem to take this into account in the development of skiing products. This paper examines how the sports industry can ... -
Digital Drawing Demystified: Exploring a Creative Zone of Proximal Development
(The Design Society, 2017)The purpose of this paper is to elaborate on the theoretical notion of Vygotsky’s notion of a ‘zone of proximal development’ (ZPD) where learning is supported by doing things together. In the work life product designers ... -
The digital workshop zone of proximal development – student shopping amongst advanced production processes
(The Design Society, 2019)How do we train product design students’ creative skills using traditional material processing techniques and advanced production processes using Vygotzky’s zone of proximal development as a pedagogical tool? Over the ... -
Dimensions of Behaviour Change in the context of Designing for a Circular Economy
(Taylor & Francis, 2019-01-30)Circular economy research has seen increasing attention over the years, but with limited attention for how to design circular solutions that actually will change user behaviour. At the same time, Design for Sustainable ... -
Dimensions of sustainable behaviour in a circular economy context
(IOS Press, 2017)Although Design for Sustainable Behaviour research has seen increasing attention over the last decade, limited attention has been directed towards behaviours relevant for a circular economy. To investigate this shortcoming, ... -
The emerging human-data interaction in ux research field
(The Design Society, 2019)In this era the extensiveness of data collection methods in user experience design is indeed undeniable due to the swiftly evolving contexts associated with users’ personal data. This creates a new discipline in UX research ... -
Empowerment through Product Design: Digital textile pattern design for grip development in healthcare
(The Design Society, 2017)In the meeting between textile pattern design and 3D printing techniques, there is a potential for developing inclusive products for healthcare. There is a great need for this from both patients and healthcare providers. ... -
Engagement by lamination of autopoietic concentric interaction systems in games: A study of football and Pokemon GO
(Open Science Center, University of Jyväskylä, 2018)The aim of this paper is to rethink games and game design within the theory of self-producing interaction systems. With this research, I seek to identify several dynamics of play and engagement elicited by games that, by ...
