Titlebook: Design/Repair; Place, Practice & Co Eleni Kalantidou,Guy Keulemans,Alison Gill Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Solids with rheological propertiesime where design publicly and directly intersected with a variety of disciplines, and in the process, exposed some ongoing problems underscoring design’s relationship to the vexed issue of product repair. Throughout the R2R inquiry, interpretations of the term ‘design’ were inconsistent and often ve

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Foundations of Engineering Mechanics material abundance. Transformative repair, also known as visible mending, adaptive reuse or upcycling, is a design-led approach that can mitigate waste and leverage perceptions of value for consumer appeal but is not well evaluated by market viability or qualities of material conservation. This pap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99831-2rom repairers who give their time to repair goods at community-based repair events around Australia. The aim of this article is to uncover the insights, experiences, reflections and knowledge of Australian volunteer repairers about product design and how it facilitates or inhibits repair. This contr

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Thesen zur wissenschaftlichen Bildungic vision by Yuk Hui (許煜) to explore agriculturists in Hong Kong who repair soil ecologies by recovering resources. They share many cosmotechnic commitments that subordinate human bodies, tools, and arrangements to balance their relations between Earth and the cosmos. Our goal was to identify device

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Thesen zur wissenschaftlichen Bildungercial representatives to co-design an alternative approach to ‘The Circular Economy’ in the settler-colonial Australian context. Through two workshops that drew on Transition Design and Frame Creation methodologies, participants explored how circular economies could be citizen-led and envisioned a

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Fundierung der Konstruktion agiler Methodentime when policy is calling for ambitious economic reform. Policy and planning responses at national, state and local government levels clearly identify moving toward a circular economy as integral to the sustainable future of Australian cities. Drawing on two studies exploring cultures of repair an

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