Sustainist Design Guide: How Sharing, Localism, Connectedness and Proportionality Are Creating a New Agenda for Social Design. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Sustainist Design Guide: How Sharing, Localism, Connectedness and Proportionality Are Creating a New Agenda for Social Design

Sustainist Design Primer is the first book that takes the recent idea of sustainism as the new ethos of the 21st century - into the realm of social design thinking and practice. It formulates an open-ended agenda for social design, and presents a set of design criteria that goes well beyond green design. It brings together the key principles for sustainist design, maps out best practices, and explores workable ideas for developing future social design. It provides a framework for co-designing a life-world that is more connected, more shared, more localist and more sustainable.

Michael Schwarz: Michiel Schwarz is a cultural thinker, innovator and policy consultant working from Amsterdam and Berkeley. He holds a PhD in the sociology of technology from the University of London. He has advised public organizations and has initiated a wide range of projects on global issues, sustainable futures, design strategies, media culture and innovation.

Diana Krabbendam: Designer, editor and cultural entrepreneur.
Diana's career as a designer is inspired by a desire to contribute to a better society. As her career developed, she became interested in how design can be used to solve complex issues in society - leading her to focus her work on "creative innovation."
Since 2003, Diana has been working as designer, editor and cultural entrepreneur in the field of creative innovation. In 2006, together with Michiel Schwarz and Jan van Tiel, she founded The Beach, a network of creative innovators. The Beach initiates and produces projects in collaboration with creative partners, companies and institutions that aim for building a sustainable society. Topics are: play as a core quality of human beings, sustainabilty and inclusiveness. Connection, exchange, participation and creation are at the core of The Beach activities, which include society design, printed and online media, festivals and exhibitions.
She also serves as a board member for Urbaniahoeve and member of the creative board of Executive Master in Information Management of the University of Amsterdam.