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- MA Design Team
- Norwich, United Kingdom
- MA Design at Norwich University College of the Arts is a broad practice-based design course. The course questions how design can contribute to the growing needs of society through environmentally and socially responsible design practice. It enables students to discuss future design needs and concerns within areas such as sustainability, technology, changing audiences and markets, inclusivity and ethics. Students are encouraged to anticipate and address key issues that concern contemporary design practice and how this may develop and change in the 21st Century.
Blog Archive
Labels
- 100% Design
- Academy of Fine Arts University of Sarajevo
- Action For Age Collective
- Artangel
- blog
- Bosnia Herzegovina
- British Council
- cardboard
- Change
- co-design
- cob
- communication
- Crafts Council
- Crystal Growing
- Design
- Design Radius
- DIY
- eco building
- experimenta'09
- flickr
- futerra
- greenwash
- Healthcare
- Helen Hamlyn Centre
- hospital
- Iceland
- Improvisation
- Include
- Inclusive Design
- Information Graphics
- Jerwood
- Julia Lohmann
- king's
- Korea
- Lecture
- led
- light
- logo design
- london
- London Design Festival
- MA Design
- magma
- Materials
- MoMA
- newspapers
- Norwich University College of the Arts
- NUCA
- Paola Antonelli
- Patricia Moore
- photos
- pizza oven
- polystyrene
- Protection
- Quote
- Racism
- RCA
- recycling
- remake
- remodel
- Roger Coleman
- Roger Hiorns
- RSA
- Sarajevo
- Seoul Design Olympiad
- Shift.ms
- solar
- sustainability
- TEN
- Thinkpublic
- Tokujin Yoshioka
- Toy
- Transport
- useless object
- welcome
- www.ecosign.net
Links
- Arts Council
- British Council
- Core 77 - online design magazine & archive
- Crafts Council
- Creative Review - design magazine
- D&AD (British Design & Art Direction)
- Design Boom - blog
- Design Council
- Design Museum London
- Design Week - magazine
- Dezeen - online architecture & design magazine
- Doors of Perception - blog
- E-Flux - International Art Events Listings
- Futerra - Sustainability Communication
- Future Foundation (Think Tank)
- ICOGRADA - International Council of Graphic Design Associations
- IconEye - online architecture & design magazine
- ICSID - International Council of Societies of Industrial Design
- InCurriculum - Towards an inclusive curriculum in Higher Education
- Inhabitat - Future-forward design
- InnovationRCA
- London Design Festival
- Materials Library - California College of the Arts, USA
- Materials Library - King's College London
- Materials Library - Materia, Netherlands
- Materials Library - Material Connexion
- Materials Library - Material-Lab
- Materials Library - Materio, Paris, France
- Materials Library - Modulor, Germany
- NESTA (National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts)
- Noodling
- Norwich Textiles - Norwich Textile hub
- Norwich University College of the Arts
- Notcot
- OnTheCommons - Forum
- ReDesign - for designers who don't want to create landfill
- Rematerialise - Eco-smart Materials Library Kingston University
- RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce)
- Rural Studio - Architecture of Decency
- Slow Lab - International slow design collective
- Tate - British and international modern and contemporary art
- The Helen Hamlyn Centre at the Royal College of Art
- TransArtists - International Artist in Residence Listings
- Treehugger - Ethical & Sustainable Design Network
- Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Library
- Calvino, Italo, 1997, 'Invisible Cities', Vintage
- Clarkson, John; Coleman, Roger; Keates, Simeon; Lebbon, Cherie; 2003, 'Inclusive Design: Design for the whole population', Springer
- Klein, Naomi, 2000, 'No Logo', London, Flamingo
- Laurel, B. (Ed), 2003, 'Design Research. Methods and Perspectives', Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England, MIT
- Munari, Bruno; 2008, 'Design as Art', Penguin Classics
- Robson, C. 2002, 'Real World Research. A Resource for Social Scientists and Practioner-Researchers', Oxford, England and Carlton, Victoria; Blackwell
- Steffen, Alex (Ed), 2008, 'Worldchanging: A User's Guide for the 21st Century', Harry N Abrams
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