8º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design
Centro Universitário SENAC — São Paulo (SP)
Outubro/2008
A Estética dos Produtos Sustentáveis: Uma Visão Histórica
The Aesthetics of Sustainable Products: A Historical Approach.
Como citar
Resumo
Abstract
Designers have started to demonstrate an increased interest in the development of sustainable products, departing from alternative approaches, which differ from traditional mainstream of production. There have been many inspiring examples that have challenged prevailing stereotypes, resulting in the creation of products with new aesthetic qualities associated to sustainability issues. This paper investigates the emergence of new esthetical directions in product design that have appeared as a result of the introduction of the sustainability agenda into product development. The methodology for this work is based on a literature review and analysis of examples of design movements, products and designers associated with the environmental and social issues that emerged in the last twenty years.
material culture, sustainable design aesthetics, product design
Referências bibliográficas
- BOYER, C, Zanco F; MORRISON, J. Jasper Morrison. London: Editions Dis Voir, 1999.
- FUAD-LUKE A. The Eco-design Handbook: A complete source for the home and office. London, Thames and Hudson, 2002.
- HARA, K. Redesign: Daily Products of the 21st Century. Tokyo: Hara Design Institute and Nippon Design Center, 2000.
- JULIN, R. Do Break in Nu: The Nordic Art Review. Vol. II, No 2, 2000.
- MACKENZIE, D et al. Green Design: Design for the Environment. London, Laurence King, 1997.
- McDONOUGH W. and BRAUNGART M. Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things. North Print Press, 2002.
- MANZINI, E. Strategic design for sustainability: towards a new mix of products and services. Proceedings of the first International Symposium on Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse Manufacturing (EcoDesign), Tokyo: 1999: 434-437.
- PAPANEK, V. The Green Imperative: Natural Design for the Real World. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1995.
- PROWN, Jules. Mind in Matter: An introduction to Material Culture Theory and Method. Winterthur Portfolio, Vol. 17, No 1 p. 1-19, Springer, 1982.
- RAMAKERS, R. Less is more: Droog Design in Context. Rotterdam, 010 publishers, 2002.
- REDHEAD, D. Products of Our Time. London: Birkhauser, 2000.
- WALKER, S. Sustainable by Design: Explorations in Theory and Practice. London, Earthscan, 2006.
- WHITELEY, N. Design for Society. London, Reaktion Books Ltd.1993.