6.1 design exercise presentation 09 10 (mo 24 am) (44)

Carlo Vezzoli

Politecnico di Milano / INDACO dept. / DIS / Faculty of Design / Italy

pilot course: System Design for Sustainability host institution: Politecnico di Milano, INDACO dept. guest institution: Indian Institute of Technology observer institution: Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology

Carlo Vezzoli

course System Design for Sustainability

TODAY (BEGINNING OF THE DESIGN EXERCISE):

Design exercise presentation Prof. Carlo Vezzoli

Design for sustainability in India: opportunities and challenges Prof. Ravi Mokashi

Indian food production & consumption system and its sustainability; Indian food habits and best practices IIT Delhi and IIT Guwahati campuses and students & professors’ food habits Prof. Ravi Mokashi and dr. Radhika Ralhan

The use LeNS website: “OLEP” and “project courses” websection Dr. Fabrizio Ceschin

SUDENTS WORKING GROUPS DEFINITION

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course System Design for Sustainability Subject 6. Design exercise

learning resource 6.1

DESIGN EXERCISE PRESENTATION

carlo vezzoli politecnico di milano . INDACO dpt. . DIS . Faculty of Design . Italy

Learning Network on Sustainability

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CONTENTS

. the LeNS pilot courses

. the teachers’ board

. theme (design brief)

. design approach, phases, tools and schedule

. the LeNS award

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THE LeNS (TRANSCULTURAL) 8 PILOT COURSES: . an asian teacher is guest by a EU teacher (+ vice versa) and they are observed by a third teacher

. EU students design for the asian context of guest teacher (+ vice versa)

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THE BOARD OF TEACHERS (host teachers) prof. Carlo Vezzoli and dr. Fabrizio Ceschin Politecnico di Milano (guest teachers) prof. Ravi Mokashi Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India prof. Amrit Srinivasan (video lecture) dr. Radhika Ralhan Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India (observer teachers) prof. Mary Jacob and prof. Deepta Sateesh Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology, Bangalore, India (guets lecturers) prof. Ezio Manzini, Politecnico di Milano; prof. Luigi Bistagnino, Politecnico di Torino; prof. Jun Zhang, Hunan University, China

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THEME (DESIGN BRIEF):

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,

HAS COMMISSIONED (TO YOU) THE DESIGN OF A

SUSTAINABLE SYSTEM CONCEPT FOR EATING

WITHIN ITS UNIVERISTY CAMPUS

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why should (YOU) students design a sustainable concept for a far away context?

THIS (“FORCED”) LEARNING PROCESS ENABLES: A. students (designing for other campus/contexts) to discover a context different from their own by a strategic analysis and by the direct critics of local teachers over their design. B. teachers (revising the concept designed for their own campus/contexts) to discover the other’s culture interpretation (and be surprised by unusual ideas). C. to build an articulated and shared visions of possible changes (catalogue of sustainable ideas).

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DESIGN EXERCISE: APPROACH, PHASES AND TOOLS

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SYSTEM DESIGN FOR SUSTAINABILITY A DEFINITION

“the design for eco-efficiency and social equity and cohesion of the system of products and services that are together able to fulfil a particular demand of (customer) “satisfaction”, as well as the design of the interaction of the stakeholders directly and indirectly linked to that “satisfaction” system (or value production system)”

[VEZZOLI, 2010]

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A. “SATISFACTION-SYSTEM” APPROACH

design the satisfaction of a particular demand (satisfaction unit): eating in the IIT campus

B. “STAKEHOLDER CONFIGURATION” APPROACH

design the interactions of the stakeholder of a particular satisfaction-system: all stakeholders along the food production and consumption chain

C. “SYSTEM SUSTAINABILITY” APPROACH

design such a stakeholder interactions (offer model) that continuously seek after both eco-efficient and socio-ethical new beneficial solutions for eating in the campus

SYSTEM DESIGN FOR SUSATINABILITY: APPROACH

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(MODULAR) PHASES:

. Strategic analysis

. Exploring opportunities

. System concept design

. System design (and engineering)

. Communication

YOU WILL (PARTLY) ADOPT THE MSDS: Method for System Design for Sustailability

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STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES

SYSTEM CONCEPT DESIGN

SYSTEM DESIGN (AND ENGIN.)

COMMUNICATION

MSDS: PHASES OBJECTIVES

Gaining the information needed to facilitate the generation of sustainable ideas and scenarios for system innovations

Producing a “catalogue” of promising strategic possibilities, i.e. a sustainability design-orienting sceanario and ideas

Defining and designing one or more system concept oriented towards sustainability

Developing the most promising sustainable system concept in a detailed version necessariy to its implementation

Producing the documents for the external communication of the solution’s characteristics (general characteristics but above all the sustainability ones)

ANALYSIS OF THE PROJECT PROMOTERS

ANALYSIS OF THE REFERENCE CONTEXT

ANALYSIS OF BEST PRACTICES

ANALYSIS OF THE REFERENCE STRUCTURE

DEFINITION OF SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN PRIORITIES

IDEAS GENERATION ORIENTED TO SUSTAINABILITY

DEVELEPMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN ORIENTING SCENARIO - VISIONS/CLUSTERS/IDEAS

VISIONS, CLUSTERS AND IDEAS SELECTION

SYSTEM CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT (EXECUTIVE LEVEL)

ENV, SOCIO-ET. & ECON. CHECK/VISUALISATION

MULTIMEDIA REPORTING: OVERALL QUALITIES

MULTIMEDIA REPORTING: STAINABILITY QUALITIES

/PROCESSES

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STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

MSDS: PHASES

/PROCESSES MODULAR METHOD

1. enabling to START up the process at any phase

2. enabling to use a SELECTED set of processes and tools

3. Enabling to work on one, two or all the sustainability DIMENSIONS

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STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

MSDS: PHASES

/PROCESSES

PROCESSES TO BE DEVELOPED IN THIS PILOT COURSE DESIGN EXERCISE

MODULAR METHOD

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STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

MSDS: PHASES/PROCESSES

PROCESSES TO BE DEVELOPED IN THIS PILOT COURSE DESIGN EXERCISE

MODULAR METHOD

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STRATEGIC ANALISYS

Identify the sustainability design priorities

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

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. ENVIRONMENTAL/SUSTAINABILITY PRIORITIES DEF.

Tu 25 am

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / SET PRIORITIES

checklists for qualitative evaluation of the existing system un-sustainability (for each criterion) and related report

priorities identification among the criteria: No, Low, Medium, High

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Generate sustainable-focused ideas on a stakeholder system intaraction level (1)

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

Carlo Vezzoli

. GENERATE “SUSTAINABLE IDEAS” BY BRAINSTORMING

system level (1) guidelines (for each criteria)

emerged ideas (for

each criteria)

for all idea table (starting from those with highest prioritity)

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / ORIENTATE CONCEPT

Tu 25 pm

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. GENERATE “SUSTAINABLE IDEAS” BY BRAINSTORMING

emerged ideas (for

each criteria)

for 4 idea table

(given as brief by IIT)

system level (1) guidelines (for each criteria)

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / ORIENTATE CONCEPT

Tu 25 pm

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IDEA 1 XXX

IDEA 2 XXX

IDEA 3 XXX

IDEA 4 XXX

. MOST PROMISING IDEAS SHIFT IN SYSTEM INNOV. POLARITIES DIAGRAMM (BRAINSTORMING)

. PPT FORMAT

Tu 25 pm

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. TYPE TEXT DESCRIBING THE FIRST CONCEPT DRAFT

bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla,

bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, ……….

[less then 200 words]

. PPT FORMAT

Tu 25 pm

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Design and formalisation of the system concepts draft

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

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. DRAFT SYSTEM STAKEHOLDER CONFIGURATION

We 26 am

. STAKEHOLDER SYSTEM MAP

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. DRAFT INTERACTION NARRATION

. INTERACTION STORY BOARD

We 26 am

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. DRAFT OFFER ARTICULATION

. SATISFACTION OFFERING DIAGRAMM

We 26 am

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check and visualise achieved sustainability improvements/worsening

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

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. CHECK CONCEPT ENVIRONMENTAL SUATAINABILITY

Th 27 am

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / CHECK CONCEPT

improvement level identification for each criterion: -, =, +, ++

checklists for qualitative evaluation of improvements compared to existing system

(for each criterion) and related report

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. VISUALISE CONCEPT ENVIRONMENTAL SUATAINABILITY

concept improvement level visualisation

(e.g. +) (for each criterion)

existing system priority visualisation

(e.g. Medium) (for each criterion)

IMPROVEMENT…

text synthethising improvement (for each criterion)

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / ENVIRONMENTAL RADAR

Th 27 am

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. VISUALISE CONCEPT SOCIOETHICAL SUATAINABILITY

IMPROVEMENT…

Th 27 am

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Define and formalise of the system concept

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

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Fr 28 am

. DEFINE/DETAIL OFFER ARTICULATION OF CONCEPT

. SATISFACTION OFFERING DIAGRAMM

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. DEFINE/DETAIL TEXT DESCRIBING THE CONCEPT

bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla,

bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, bla, ……….

[less then 200 words]

. PPT FORMAT

Fr 28 am

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. DEFINE/DETAIL CONCEPT NARRATION OF INTERACTIONS

. INTERACTION TABLE

Fr 28 am

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. DEFINE/DETAIL CONCEPT STAKEHOLDERS CONFIGURATION

. SYSTEM MAP

Fr 28 am

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. RENDERING PRODUCTS, SUPPORT-PRODUCT CONCEPTS

. PPT FORMAT

Fr 28 am

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up-date check and visualise achieved sustainability improvements/worsening

STRATEGIC ANALYSIS

COMMUNICATION

Carlo Vezzoli

. (up-date) CHECK CONCEPT SUATAINABILITY

Fr 28 am

. SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN-ORIENTING / ENVIRONMENTAL RADAR improvement level identification for each criterion: -, =, +, ++

checklists for qualitative evaluation of improvements compared to existing system

(for each criterion) and related report

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. (up-date) VISUALISE CONCEPT ENVIRONMENTAL SUATAINABILITY

existing system priority visualisation

(e.g. Medium) (for each criterion)

IMPROVEMENT…

Fr 28 am

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. (up-date) VISUALISE CONCEPT SOCIOETHICAL SUATAINABILITY

IMPROVEMENT…

Fr 28 am

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PLENARY PRESENTATION

(followed by the comunication of the 5 best projects candidate for the lens student award)

Fr 28 pm

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ENJOY YOUR INTESIVE DESIGN PROJECT AND (WHILE LEARNING) GIVE YOUR BEST

GOOD LUCK FOR THE STUDENTS AWARD!

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DESIGN EXERCISE SCHDULE AND

HANDOVERS > UPLOAD ON LENS WEB / PROJECT

Tu 25 may 9.15-13.15

environmental priorities definition (SDO); sustainable ideas generation (SDO)

Tu 25 may 14.15-18.15

exploring opportunities and concept draft. Handover: uploading of environmental check and priorities + idea tables (environmental and socioethical) + polarity diagram + draft concept text)

We 26 may 9.15-13.15

concept design and revision Handover: uploading updated concept (offering diagram + system map + interaction story board).

Th 27 may 9.15-13.15

concept design and revision; environmental and socio-ethical check (SDO). Handover: uploading updated concept (offering diagram + system map + interaction story board + radar diagrams).

Fr 28 may 9.15-13.15

concept design and revision; environmental and socio-ethical check up-date (SDO). Handover: uploading updated concept (offering diagram + system map + interaction story board + radar diagrams).

Fr 28 may 14.15-18.15

Projects plenary presentation (with given ppt format). Handover: Web up-loading of projects.

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