Memória P&D Design

15º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design

UFAM — Manaus (AM)

Outubro/2024

Competências em Design para o Comportamento Sustentável Orientadas ao Desenvolvimento de Eletrodomésticos

Design for Sustainable Behavior Skills Oriented to Household Appliances Development

Karla Scherer
Aguinaldo dos Santos

Como citar

Scherer, Karla; Santos, Aguinaldo dos; "Competências em Design para o Comportamento Sustentável Orientadas ao Desenvolvimento de Eletrodomésticos", p. 5657-5668. PPG Design Caderno Científico, Manaus, 2024. Anais do XV Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design – P&D Design Manaus., DOI https://doi.org/10.29327/5457226.1-174

Resumo

O Design para o Comportamento Sustentável (DfSB) é uma abordagem que visa integrar princípios e práticas de sustentabilidade no processo de design, influenciando o comportamento dos usuários na direção de práticas sustentáveis através do uso de produtos, serviços e sistemas. Ademais da compreensão teórica, o DfSB demanda habilidades práticas e uma postura ética do profissional de design. Este estudo visa identificar as competências necessárias para a aplicação efetiva de estratégias de DfSB, a partir da análise dos resultados obtidos através de Revisão Bibliográfica Sistemática (RBS), bem como aplicação de workshops com especialistas em design de eletrodomésticos. Discute-se como o conceito de competência integra o arcabouço teórico, habilidades práticas e a ética, fundamentais para designers que buscam integrar práticas sustentáveis em produtos e serviços. Os resultados enfatizam o desafio contínuo de desenvolver essas competências específicas, essenciais para o avanço profissional em direção a um design sustentável eficaz e responsável.
Palavras-chave:

Design para o Comportamento Sustentável - DCS, Design de Produto, Eletrodomésticos, Competências em DCS

Abstract

Design for Sustainable Behavior (DfSB) is an approach that integrates sustainability principles and practices into the design process. It could influence the user behavior to promote sustainable practices through the products, services and systems usage phase. In addition to theoretical understanding, DfSB demands practical skills and an ethical attitude from design professionals. This study aims to identify the competences required for the effective application of DfSB strategies, based on an analysis of the results obtained through a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) as well as workshops with home appliance design experts. It discusses how the competence concept integrates the theoretical framework, practical skills and ethics, which are fundamental for designers seeking to integrate sustainable practices into products and services. The results emphasize the continuous challenge of developing these specific competencies, which are essential for professional advancement towards effective and responsible sustainable design.
Keywords:

Design for Sustainable Behavior – DfSB, Product Design, Household Appliances, DfSB Skills

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