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Product Stewardship
Dematerialisation+
Rematerialisation+
People
Dr Mick AbbottOtago Institute of Design | University of Otago + Otago Polytechnic
CONTEXT 1: GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
CONTEXT 1: GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
CONTEXT 2: A NATIONAL VISION OF 100% PURE
CONTEXT 2: A NATIONAL VISION OF 100% PURE
CONTEXT 3: A LOCAL VISION OF ???
CONTEXT 3: A LOCAL VISION OF ???
“Traditionally the designer begins work only after the content has been shaped. The designer determines how something is said … but not what is being said”
Bruce Mau
CONTEXT 4: AN EXPANDED ROLE FOR DESIGN
DESIGN AS A PRODUCER OF POSSIBILITIES
SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
CONTEXT 5: DESIGN PRODUCES POSSIBILITIES
SCENARIOS OF THE FUTURE
CONTEXT 6: FROM UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY AS AN END TO UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY AS A TOOL
CONTEXT 6: FROM UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY AS AN END TO UNDERSTANDING SUSTAINABILITY AS A TOOL
FROM AN AESTHETICS OF SUSTAINABILITY, TO SUSTAINABILITY AS A SERIES OF FRAMEWORKS
Energy and the ecological rucksack
How much nature (excluding water and air)
does the production of one megawatt hour
(1million watts) of electricity?
Brown coal generation plant 11015 kg
Heavy oil generation plant 652 kg
Gas and steam generation plant 234 kg
Flowing water generation plant 120 kg
Small-scale wind generation plant 66 kg
Decentralised power plants based on
renewable resources are extremely nature-
extensive. They do, however, require a lot of
space. Are off-shore wind generation plants
the solution?
http://www.faktor-x.info/
FRAMEWORK 1: DEmaterialisation
Metals - and their ecological
rucksack
Nature consumption required for the
production of
1 ton of steel 7 t
1 ton of aluminium 85 t
1 ton of copper 500 t
1 ton of platinum 320300 t
1 ton of gold 500000 t
Minerals
http://www.faktor-x.info/
FRAMEWORK 1: DEmaterialisation
FRAMEWORK 1: DEmaterialisation
The recycling fairy tale
A model equation. 100 aluminium
cans are sold, drank, collected
and then recycled within three
weeks.Based on a recycling
quota of 50 percent it will take
less than half a year before all of
the aluminium is lost.
Based on a recycling quota of 75
percent it will at least take a year.
And based on a dream quota of
90 percent total loss will take
place after two years.Not even a
deposit on cans will help.
http://www.faktor-x.info/
FRAMEWORK 1: DEmaterialisation
FRAMEWORK 2: REmaterialisation
FRAMEWORK 2: REmaterialisation
FRAMEWORK 2: REmaterialisation
Dematerialisation + REmaterialisation
Mix of these two frameworks currently being applied by Andrew Wallace and myself in a number of commercial settings
Waste Audits[as products & services]
Dematerialisation
Dematerialisation + REmaterialisation
Mix of these two frameworks currently being applied by Andrew Wallace and myself in a number of commercial settings
Material Flows + System Flows [provenance]
REmaterialisation
DEmaterialisation + REmaterialisation
Mix of these two frameworks currently being applied by Andrew Wallace and myself in a number of commercial settings
+ People
Interviews + Observations
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Brand Value
Social Value
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DEmaterialisation + REmaterialisation
Mix of these two frameworks currently being applied by Andrew Wallace and myself in a number of commercial settings
DEmaterialisation
REmaterialisation
People
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DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN STUDIES STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO
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