Description
Book SynopsisBy encouraging a critical evaluation of the contemporary processes of knowledge creation within design, Collective Design Practices aims to open perspectives and conversations on the immense possibilities thinking and acting collectively can have in work, education, culture, and life.
Through the observation of past and present collectives of varying scales and geographies, and reflections on the implications of dialogue, generosity, and participation in non-hierarchical structures, this concise book provides a condensed exploration of how our relationships with identity, authorship, context, and each other can shape the way we work and think together, ultimately influencing our approaches to solving the increasingly complex issues of our futures.
Bringing together reflection and critical discussion, and acknowledging the disconnection between design research and design practice, this short, accessible book provides both a point of contact to research and a poin
Table of Contents
Introduction 1. Understanding design 2. Beyond individually-centred practices 3. A small design collective: projektado 4. A large design collective: Hay Futura 5. Collective structures outside of design 6. Identity, authorship, and ownership 7. Context as designer 8. Design through dialogue 9. Rethinking design collectively 10. A directory of tools and practices
