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Happy World Intellectual Property Day. 🤝 Let's take the pledge to protect and preserve our innovations by implementing intellectual property rights for building a brighter tomorrow. 🌟💡 #WorldIPDay #InnovateToElevate #design #intelelctualproperty #creativity #pune #industrialconstruction #warehousedesign #engineeringwork #propertyrights #kalyaniinfrastructure

Join Us at UPMADE IN EE 📍 NYCxDESIGN - our exploration of Estonia’s design contributions to sustainability unfolds in 4 engaging sections: Tradition & Craftsmanship • Upcycling • Recycling • Biomaterials. 🟠 RECYCLING Delve into the groundbreaking world of Estonian recycling, where waste is not an end, but a new beginning. This section delves into the innovative processes that transform waste into valuable materials, underpinning a design ecosystem focused on regeneration and sustainability. Estonian design advocates for the principle that a product’s end-of-life is as critical as its inception, with a growing emphasis on designing for disassembly. This ensures products can be effortlessly dismantled for recycling, reducing waste. At the forefront of sustainable material development, Estonian researchers and designers are pioneering smart packaging solutions and other materials that are easier to recycle, significantly lowering the environmental impact and leading the charge in ecological design solutions. 🟠 MEET THE DESIGNER: Argo Tamm / Sustainable Design and Material Lab DiMa In this process, mechanically shredded textile fibers have been mixed with a binder, after which the carded material is developed into a composite with different properties of thickness and strength by using the pressing method. We aim to highlight its sensory tactile properties, transparency in the material used, and the fact that the novel material is recyclable. The design draws attention to the possibilities of applying non-woven materials made from recycled textiles in the context of industrial design. The created product is a minimal bench. The strength of the chair is based on the vertical panels. In order to create contrast and demonstrate its compatibility with other natural materials, the upper detail is left undefined. It is changeable and playful - just like the material underneath. Material Development: Tiia Plamus and Kärt Ojavee Produced in Estonia Method: mechanical recycling https://dima.artun.ee/en #upmadeinEE #NYCxDESIGN #estoniandesignhouse #upmadeinESTONIA #estoniancultureabroad #estoniandesign #recycling #argotamm

Join Us at UPMADE IN EE NYCxDESIGN - our exploration of Estonia’s design contributions to sustainability unfolds in 4 engaging sections: Tradition & Craftsmanship • Upcycling • Recycling • Biomaterials. RECYCLING Delve into the groundbreaking world of Estonian recycling, where waste is not an end, but a new beginning. This section delves into the innovative processes that transform waste into valuable materials, underpinning a design ecosystem focused on regeneration and sustainability. Estonian design advocates for the principle that a product’s end-of-life is as critical as its inception, with a growing emphasis on designing for disassembly. This ensures products can be effortlessly dismantled for recycling, reducing waste. At the forefront of sustainable material development, Estonian researchers and designers are pioneering smart packaging solutions and other materials that are easier to recycle, significantly lowering the environmental impact and leading the charge in ecological design solutions. MEET THE DESIGNER Anne-Liis Leht / HYTI Two qualities give the ZEN soap dish meaning – material and function. Crystal clear soda-lime glass, which until now has not been reprocessed or recycled in Estonia, can now be put back into circulation in the form of soap holders. There is a choice of colorless or colored soap holders – the former are made from onetime awards, souvenirs and gifts, while the latter are made from HYTI studio production leftovers. #upmadeinEE #NYCxDESIGN #estoniandesignhouse #upmadeinESTONIA #estoniancultureabroad #estoniandesign #recycling #hytidesign #anneliisleht

Colors and Trends ,Folow Essential Development in design and technology Made in Italy

Colors and Trand , Follow Essential Development in design and technology Made in Italy

Today we launch a series of videos on Good Design Keep an eye on our socials for the next week #GoodDesign #SystemsDesign #SustainableDesign #CircularDesign #Ecodesign #TICHE #RegenerativeDesign #CircularEconomy #RestPlayWork #AuthenticLeadership

German Design Award Gold Winner, Biobased Transparent SUPERNOTE SUPERNOTE Nomad adopts a modular design, allowing users to replace their batteries without the need to scrap the entire product due to battery issues. This design not only reduces the generation of electronic waste, extends its service life, but also helps to protect the environment. It embodies a sustainable design concept. The outer shell of the product is based on biological materials, which have antibacterial properties and are free of phenolic allergens. The screen handwriting film and packaging materials also use environmentally friendly materials, further reflecting the sustainable design characteristics of SUPERNOTE Nomad. Forward thinking design consultant YANG DESIGN won the 2024 German Design Award Gold Award with this innovative design product. https://lnkd.in/gnsSAaWK #cmf #cmfdesign #color #branddna #pi #productidentity #branding #finish #form #industrialdesign #productdesign #consumerelectronic #colordesign #transparent YANG DESIGN

"Step into a world of boundless creativity with Dkora's pioneering platform! 🚀 Our customizable designs are not just about aesthetics - they're about reducing your carbon footprint too. 🌍💼 Let's optimize costs, materials, and emissions together. 🌱✨ #DkoraInnovates #CustomDesigns #Sustainability #CarbonFootprint #GreenTech #EcoFriendlyDesign #CostEfficiency #CreativeSolutions #Empowerment #FutureForward #TechInnovation #ReduceEmissions #DesignForTomorrow"

Takeaways from Futures seminar for design in government, which was held at the city hall of Helsingin kaupunki – Helsingfors stad – City of Helsinki yesterday. 1. Public sector design is still tightly tied by the profit and productiviness mentality. This shapes the ways in which design is seen as a tool for change in our organizations. 🛠️ 2. Ecosystems and cross-boundary work is seen as a way to move towards a joint effort in solving complex, systemic challenges within our society (as evident from the Finnish Government Designers Community futures process, presented by Anni Leppänen). 🕸️ However, not many public organizations are prepared to take the first step in collaboration efforts, as we work within financial siloes. Might we need more design activism (as discussed in one of the seminar workshops)? 🪧 3. We might still see ourselves as somehow "separate, problem solving designers”. However, we as humans are relational beings, and our efforts could benefit from us seeing design actions as relationship building with/by communities. 👭 This was a great reminder by Marlieke Kieboom! Looking forward to the finished public sector futures process, which is led by Finnish Government Designers Community. Hope to utilize those collective learnings at Kuopion kaupunki - City of Kuopio next fall/winter!

Lovely LinkedIn people! Exciting news! At What Design Can Do, we have launched our first digital zine for the Redesign Everything Challenge. 🌎 Working with partners in five cities, including our complex and thrilling Mexico City, we share four editions about key climate urgencies and opportunities. 💡Each zine offers a deep dive into a different aspect of the circular transition and the strategies for change that designers should consider. ♻️  The first issue is out now  — and focuses on the promises and perils of recycling and repair. Read up on all the research, interviews and inspiring cases in the zine by visiting the #RedesignEverything platform: https://lnkd.in/gjuVzKnJ #circulareconomy #design #creativeclimatesolutions #RedesignEverythingChallenge