What can Design Laboratories do?
- Thomas Binder,
- Lone Malmborg,
- Per-Anders Hillgren,
- ,
- Yanki Lee,
- Mamello Thinyane
- Royal Danish Academy,
- Danish Center for Design Research,
- Malmö University,
- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University,
- University of Fort Hare
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- E-pub ahead of print - 02/09/2013
- Published - 02/09/2013
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Published - 02/09/2013
Abstract
The distinction between design and use is getting blurred in several ways as products and services increasingly are co-created in use, and use and users proliferate and diversify. This has led to a growing interest in staging what we here will call design laboratories that both involve future users in codesign and incubate emergent everyday practices of design in use. In this panel that brings together researchers from some of the environments that most vigorously has pursued this line of inquiry we will ask what it is that constitutes a successful design laboratory and what we can expect design laboratories to accomplish in a world of diversity.
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14th International Conference on INTERACT: designing for diversity
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02/09/2013 - 06/09/2013Location
Cape TownCape TownSouth Africa
