(Un)weaving (Un)sustainability.

Sheida Amiri Rigi; Despina Christoforidou

(Un)weaving (Un)sustainability.

Sheida Amiri Rigi, Despina Christoforidou

Lund University

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The spatio-temporal scale of design for sustainability has come full circle. What started within a technology-oriented global outlook, later evolving into a people-oriented and local view on change, now urges for a holistic, broad extent and
multilevel design for sustainability. This paper enquires into the theories of social change that govern different approaches within the field, and positions the adhesion of socio-technical system innovation and transition design to classical
modern theory, against an emergent design paradigm anchored in practice theory. By drawing on the literature of the field and comparing various
models, a conceptual framework is suggested where "practice" serves as an alternative scale. In broadening the scope of analysis in design, this frame of thought can solve the inherent incompatibility of geographical, jurisdictional and
institutional hierarchies as vessels to conceptualize the complex and dynamic processes through which social change is (can be) brought about.

Originalspråk	engelska
Sidor	161-169
Status	Published - 2021
Evenemang	Nordic Design Research Society Conference (Nordes): Matters of Scale - Design School Kolding and the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), Kolding, Danmark Varaktighet: 2021 aug. 15 → 2021 aug. 18 Konferensnummer: 9th https://conference2021nordes.org/

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Konferens	Nordic Design Research Society Conference (Nordes)
Land/Territorium	Danmark
Ort	Kolding
Period	2021/08/15 → 2021/08/18
Internetadress	https://conference2021nordes.org/

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