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LECTURE 1

Professor Ken Friedman: Sustainability

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‘Decrease input, in turn decreasing output’.
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‘Design is subordinate to the greater system’ – Yet design can ‘prod’ the system into shape.
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Customer feedback.
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LECTURE 2

Discourse – Sustainable Practice: Stephen Huxley, Denise Meredyth, Judith Glover

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‘Al Gore promotes sustainable practice yet lives in luxury’; Bad perhaps, however I perceive this fact as trivial: at least he’s spreading the word. That doesn’t allow for excuses, but under the circumstances, I’ll let Al slide on that one.
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The four main causes of death in the developed world are preventable.
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Should we buy and hoard, or rent and share? I like the notion of the latter; promoting community, etc. Perhaps not the most sustainable practice in a rural environment however; I think the more remote the area, the less feasible (and thus attractive) a sharing system becomes.

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LECTURE 3

Professor Allan Whitfield: Hunter Gatherer Brain

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‘The brain is powered by emotion’
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Lockable kneecaps allowed us to see above the grass, thus become alerted of predators.
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LECTURE 4

Cuba and the Peak Oil Crisis

Horticulture on rooftops.

Cars become a nostalgic thing of the past; bikes return to the forefront of mass transport for Cubans.

Image references:
http://weightweenies.starbike.com/images/lightbike/bike.jpg
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No longer able to buy produce… forced to grow it themselves.

Image references:
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http://www.bearpathfarm.com/images/gardens/natural-roots.jpg

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LECTURE 5

Craig Austin: Edward de Bono

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LECTURE 6:

Dr Keith Robertson: On Design Theory

LECTURE 7:

‘What is Community?’ Panel discussion

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LECTURE 8:

Dr Keith Robertson: Sh*t Design

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2 Responses to “Lecture Visualisations”

  1. nicki wragg said

    Design may be subordinate to the system but the system needs design to shape a cohesive and well oiled system

  2. nicki wragg said

    Frits, you may want to sketch up the other two ideas as they are quite interesting

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