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• February 16, 2009
• 1:56

  Design tumblelog

   » ‎ Design Culture Lab
  The Design Culture Lab has been using Tumblr to keep track of design + culture. Check out what interest us at Design Culture in Brief. ...
• October 19, 2008
• 19:20

  Architecture and activism.

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  Design Activism—or Just Good Practice? “Their professional code of ethics obliges architects and interior designers to work for the benefit of human health, safety, and welfare. [But] whose health, safety, and welfare are these professionals protecting? … Who will ...
• September 19, 2008
• 17:05

  Designerly ways of thinking.

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  Design Thinking by Tim Brown (IDEO) see also: Design Thinking article blog review by Bruce Nussbaum “Design thinking is developing into a powerful methodology to solve problems and guide us in an era of ...
• 16:53

  Performing the future.

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  “So they’re not gonna believe that you’re actually from the future. That’s what Dr. Sterling said to me. Use technical demos, he said. Unless you show them some actual, working, hands-on technology from the future, right there in public, on ...
• September 13, 2008
• 20:25

  The power of design?

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  When this t-shirt made the rounds online it was quickly countered by another proposed tshirt design that read “DESIGN WON’T SAVE THE WORLD. GO VOLUNTEER AT A SOUP KITCHEN, YOU PRETENTIOUS FUCK.” The ...
• September 05, 2008
• 19:24

  A question of ethics.

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  I’m comfortable with research blogging, but Internet research is complicated all-around. In this case, since I’ve identified my place of work and the classes I teach, I will follow standard ethical protocols surrounding confidentiality and anonymity. That means I ...
• September 04, 2008
• 1:49

  Day 1, in two parts.

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  After the first class: I like the students. They seem happy. The corner classroom looks out over the city, and catches the morning sun. I’m happy. After the second class: I like the students, but I felt too serious sometimes ...
• September 03, 2008
• 17:43

  Gold lions and mechanical dogs.

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  I got a package today from an old friend. Just like when we were teenagers, he spoke Art to me. Altered objects. Photographs. Music. Now they’re my office’s only decorations. And I remember what I like best about art. ...
• August 30, 2008
• 1:10

  Protocol.

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  The syllabi are done! DART 391 – Collaborative Design Research This is a core theory-based studio course in design research methodologies and strategies for collaborative project development — highlighting the role of designer as social and cultural mediator. Throughout the ...
• August 27, 2008
• 22:22

  Montréal. Overlooking Ste. Catherine.

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  As someone who always imagined spending her post-doctoral year somewhere baroque, the EV Building is almost overwhelmingly modern. Still, I can’t think of where I’d rather be. In 2005, Concordia’s Engineering, Computer Science and Visual Arts ...