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Every day consumers acting replacement purchases onlineor offlineare causinga negative impact on the environment.Enterprises and designers realizedtheincreasinglyimportance of applying sustainable packaging.This study is aimed atapplyingthe ‘emotionaldurable design’strategyin packagingdesign practiceof Children's Robot DIY Kit, so that the packaging would provide users with additional functions and be reused in a sustainable way.The lecture surveys about emotional durability and reusable packaging cases analysis were both presented in this paper. Additionally, through the observation and interview about the usage scenario of DIY robot kit, the potential needs of children players were found out. Finally, the packaging of robot kit was designed in an emotionally durable way. Giving the ability for user to transform packaging into funny props by hand-made, the product packaging became reusable and promoted experience for product usage.
Authors: Zhang Jifa
Utstal is a service system within Zotut'ha, a community based on permaculture located in the town of Sotuta, located in the jungle area of the state of Yucatan, southern Mexico. It seeks to generate income and the union of communities through a service that helps people heal heart wounds created after a love break, through a series of specific activities of the place and that help generate a bond between the communities and the visitor.
Authors: Fernando Rafael Calzadilla Sánchez, Francisco Emanuel Pérez Mejia
In the transition towards to a sustainable society for all, an emerging design discipline: System Design for Sustainability
for All (SD4SA) has been proposed by the LeNSin project-the International Learning Network of networks
on Sustainability (Erasmus+ programme, EU funded-2015-2019), where focusing on developing the new knowledge-
base and know-how for designing Sustainable Product-Service System (S.PSS) applied to Distributed Economies
(DE). This paper describes a (co)-design and visualisation tool within the SD4SA discipline: “Stakeholder
System Map for S.PSS&DE”, deeply modified from the first system map tool (Jégou et al., 2002) and adapted to
the specific context of designing S.PSS solutions to DE models, that can enable an effective integration of seven DE
types and five DE configurations. It has been evaluated within a set of pilot courses of LeNSin project, but also with
experts to lead to the final tool that is freely available and open access on the LeNS website.
Authors: Meng Gao, Carlo Vezzoli
Since 2014, the Circular Economy (CE) concept is gaining an important role in the European context thanks to the specific direction given by the EU policy. This research wants to frame Italian companies who are working on CE context to understand mainly which is their approach and awareness to CE and if the design is playing a role in this transition. At the beginning of 2019, an online questionnaire was sent to the actors present in the app database ‘Mercato Circolare’ who, since March 2017, is mapping the Italian situation collecting the actors related to the CE selecting companies, events and experiences of circular citizenship. Despite the response rate was 14%, the results are interesting: 100% are SMEs; 21% are not aware to work on CE; >52% identified difficulties with value appreciation; design competencies are present in the 66% of realities and in 29% the designers by formation are founders.
Authors: Chiara Battistoni, Nadia Lambiase, Silvia Barbero, Filippo Barbera