THE HEART OF IT ALL | Efficient Use and Sustainable Urban Living

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3. 90% resource reduction by 2050
4. 90% resource reduction by 2050 Designers are slaves to the machine
5. 90% resource reduction by 2050 Designers are slaves to the machine Designers talk a load of crap
7. 10% interest in serious change
8. 10% interest in serious change Designers are the professional creatives
9. 10% interest in serious change Designers are the professional creatives Designers create value and narratives
10. IMPACT MANAGEMENT DEMAND MANAGEMENT ETHICS Principles Domains CLEAN/ABUNDANT/CONTROLLED EFFICIENT/DESIGNED/ NETWORKED/SKILLED MEDIA Soil Space Earth Water RESOURCES Fossils Life-systems Minerals Biota APPLICATIONS Power Housing Mobility Food Goods Infrastructure MY NEEDS/THEIR NEEDS SUSTAINABILITY Urban Design Themes Life Park Functional green spaces Industry Park Urban-scale industrial production, in resoruce loops Service Park Products and services, delivered commercially, designed by community, from central locations Pollution Reduction Stock Conservation/Production Nature Protection Resource Efficiency Functional Efficiency Use Efficiency Welfare Efficiency Sufficiency-Limits Respect-Limits Parks Networks Resource Net Resource cycling through industry notes in urban area Energy Net Biomass (from Life Park) feeds co-generation of electricity and hot water across urban space Transport Net Multi-modal public transport with smart-card/GPS access EYE Net Transparent, community-designed, commercial access to goods Knowledge Substance Palette Limited, sustainability-led specific of materials for area Information Plaza Public environmental/social information source Pledge Bank Public reposititory of personal commitments to act EYE Web Online, mobile view of available goods & services
11. IMPACT MANAGEMENT DEMAND MANAGEMENT ETHICS Principles Domains CLEAN/ABUNDANT/CONTROLLED EFFICIENT/DESIGNED/ NETWORKED/SKILLED MEDIA Soil Space Earth Water RESOURCES Fossils Life-systems Minerals Biota APPLICATIONS Power Housing Mobility Food Goods Infrastructure MY NEEDS/THEIR NEEDS SUSTAINABILITY Urban Design Themes Life Park Functional green spaces Industry Park Urban-scale industrial production, in resoruce loops Service Park Products and services, delivered commercially, designed by community, from central locations Pollution Reduction Stock Conservation/Production Nature Protection Resource Efficiency Functional Efficiency Use Efficiency Welfare Efficiency Sufficiency-Limits Respect-Limits Parks Networks Resource Net Resource cycling through industry notes in urban area Energy Net Biomass (from Life Park) feeds co-generation of electricity and hot water across urban space Transport Net Multi-modal public transport with smart-card/GPS access EYE Net Transparent, community-designed, commercial access to goods Knowledge Substance Palette Limited, sustainability-led specific of materials for area Information Plaza Public environmental/social information source Pledge Bank Public reposititory of personal commitments to act EYE Web Online, mobile view of available goods & services
12. THE HEART OF IT ALL Photo: Lamorisse et al JM | DESIGNBOOST MALMÖ | 15-17.09.08
13. 90/10 URBAN SOLUTIONS Consumerish Fast, Big, Global DESIGN DIRECTIONS Clear New
14. APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N 90/10 URBAN SOLUTIONS Consumerish Fast, Big, Global DESIGN DIRECTIONS Clear New
15. APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N EFFICIENT USE BETTER USE QUALITY THE HEART OF IT ALL
16. APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N THE HEART OF IT ALL
17. MALLET
18. BEFORE
19. HAPPINESS
20. The PRODUCT HAPPINESS
21. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER HAPPINESS
22. NOW
23. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS
24. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS
25. SMART CLEAN The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE
26. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE
27. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ?
28. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ?
29. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ?
30. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ? !
31. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ? ! !
32. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ? ! !
33. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ? ! !
34. SMART CLEAN MORAL SIMPLE The PRODUCT The CONSUMER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE ? ? ! ! ?
35. NEXT
37. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER BETTER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS
38. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER BETTER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS The SYSTEM
39. The PRODUCT The CONSUMER BETTER SUSTAINABLE HAPPINESS The SYSTEM ?
40. MALLET
41. The INTERNATIONAL DEBATE on SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION & CONSUMPTION P O L I C Y
42. BALLOON
43. BEFORE
44. The CONSUMER
45. The CONSUMER Their CONSUMPTION
46. The CONSUMER Their CONSUMPTION CONSUMER + CONSUMPTION = HAPPINESS
48. CONSUMER + MORE CONSUMPTION = MORE HAPPINESS
50. MORE CONSUMERS + MORE CONSUMPTION = MORE HAPPINESS + CERTAIN DESTRUCTION
51. NOW
52. “Reduction”
53. “Reduction”
54. CONSUMER + LESS CONSUMPTION = LESS HAPPINESS “Reduction”
55. “Efficiency”
56. MORE EFFICIENT CONSUMPTION + A LOT MORE CONSUMERS = POSSIBLE DESTRUCTION “Efficiency”
57. “Sharing”
58. “Sharing” CONSUMER + BOTHERSOME CONSUMPTION = LESS HAPPINESS
59. BALLOON
60. The ECONOMIC THEORY of CONSUMPTION S C I E N C E
61. NEXT
62. “Access”
63. “Access”
64. “Access”
65. “Access” EFFICIENT USE + MORE CONSUMERS = MORE HAPPINESS + LESS CONSUMPTION
66. “Services”
67. “Services”
68. “Services”
69. SERVICE AGENTS + BETTER USE = MORE HAPPINESS + LESS CONSUMPTION “Services”
70. “Quality”
71. QUALITY = MORE HAPPINESS + LESS CONSUMPTION “Quality”
72. QUALITY = MORE HAPPINESS + LESS CONSUMPTION “Quality”
73. P O L I C Y S C I E N C E APPROACHES | IDEAS
74. SEE
80. FUNCTIONAL SURFACE
81. FUNCTIONAL SURFACE
82. FUNCTIONAL SURFACE
83. FUNCTIONAL SURFACE
84. FUNCTIONAL SURFACE
89. INEFFICIENT USE
90. INEFFICIENT USE
91. INEFFICIENT USE
92. INEFFICIENT USE
93. INEFFICIENT USE EFFICIENT USE
94. INEFFICIENT USE EFFICIENT USE
95. INEFFICIENT USE EFFICIENT USE
96. INEFFICIENT USE EFFICIENT USE
99. SHARING
100. SHARING
101. SHARING
102. SHARING ACCESS
103. SHARING ACCESS CONSUMPTION SYSTEM
104. SHARING ACCESS CONSUMPTION SYSTEM
105. SEE
106. FUNCTIONAL DESIGN PRINCIPLES for ACCESS/SERVICE LIFESTYLES D E S I G N
107. D E S I G N EFFICIENT USE BETTER USE QUALITY
108. P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N EFFICIENT USE BETTER USE QUALITY APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES THE HEART OF IT ALL
109. P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES 90/10
111. EFFICIENT USE
112. EFFICIENT USE
114. BETTER USE
115. BETTER USE
117. QUALITY
118. QUALITY
119. P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES THE HEART OF IT ALL
120. P O L I C Y S C I E N C E D E S I G N EFFICIENT USE BETTER USE QUALITY APPROACHES | PRINCIPLES 90/10
121. THE HEART OF IT ALL Photo: Lamorisse et al JM | DESIGNBOOST MALMÖ | 15-17.09.08