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practicas sociales y traduccionesde diseño
(que se diseña? quien lo hace?como c........s lo hace? y por que lo hace?)
SeminarioProblemas de Investigación en Diseño / U Andes /
Junio 2008
Andrea Botero / Arki - Media Lab Helsinki, University of Art and Design
Yo
• compañera de Cesar
• muy buena con el carton corrugado
• mala con las “curvas”
Contexto
University of Artand Design,Helsinki
(+130 años)- Diseño, Cultura Visual, Pedagogia enArte, Cine + Diseño de producción, NewMedia (BA, MA and DA)
- 1700 Estudiantes (15% extranjeros)
- Pronto una de las 3 escuelas de unanueva Universidad con 5 veces supresupeuesto actual como parte de losplanes de la nueva estrategia de inovacióndel país
Contexto
Media Lab (Laboratorio de nuevosmedios) Facultad
(14 años)- 2 programas de MA multidisciplinarios ( New Media and Sound in New Media) NO BA
- 120 Estudiantes aprox /40-50 Staff
- 4 grupos de investigación (+ 15-20 Estudiantes de doctorado)
- 70% del presupuesto proviene de proyectos con financiación externa
Contexto
Algunos ejemplos de tesis de MA,representativas de la diversidadde acercamientos a la practica y ala investigaciòn
Contexto
Arki (lo cotidiano) grupo deinvestigación
- Grupo multidisciplinario (6-10 personas)
- Projectos de investigación con financiación externa (UE, TEKES, etc)
- Participaciones puntuales en el programa de MA (projectos, tutorias, tesis)
mi DA
"... design is not the creation ofdiscrete, intrinsically meaningfulobjects, but the cultural production ofnew forms of practice"
(Suchman, Blomberg. 1999. pg 404).
producion consumo
(diseñadores) (usuarios)
invención innovación difusion apropiación
diseño uso
circulación e integracion
(images / skills / materials)
Social Practices[Pantzar, Shove 2004,2005,2008]
activities materialities(involving different communities) (even digital ones)
PRACTICES
espacios de co-diseño
(rol de “design thinking” a ambos lados)
Estudios de caso•Projecto de vida una asociación depensionados (e.g DailyWorks)
•Innovación y cultura participativa en larelación entre la cidad - ciudadanos (e.gUrban Mediator)
•Mediating family life (e.g blog )
• Open innovation framework(e.g service)
Material empírico: documentación de las seciones de diseño, entrevistas e intercambios (en al forma devideo, transcripciones, recolecciones personales), entra das en diario, bocetos y prototypos de losmismos artefactos)
Active Seniors ry: Association of senior citizens in Helsinki building a collective project of communal livingbased on neighborly help (http://aktiviisetseniorit.fi), the practical arrangements and the social practices builtaround their communal house (called Lopukiri: Last spurt in English) served as background for scenarios andwork during ADIK project (Funded by TEKES; NOKIA and ELISA).
1. A Life projectActive Seniors ry
[Miina - Dailyworks 1.0]
managing and coordinating activities andresources (2006)
Social software that helps communities to manage shared everyday life resources and activities: organize a common dinner,allocate household maintenance tasks, manage shared resources, etc.
(collaboration with STADIA and AS ry)
Miina (DailyWorks alpha) was deployed for the first time inMay 2006. This was roughly at the same time as the ActiveSeniors moved to their recently finished communal house,Loppukiri. Active Seniors tested the system vigorously andbrainstormed on their own to figure out what they expectedfrom it. As the seniors reported about the new bugs; decisionsabout new features were made and deployed for the seniors totrial. Concrete practices of coordinating activities and sharingresources where being evolved along with the tools.
Complete documentation and Demos:http://arki.uiah.fi/adik/dailyworks/
participation in urban life, particularly that of new partnerships between city and citizens to co-design newservices for their cities. Our particular theme in Helsinki has been the development of components for citizen-driven interactions
2. Innovation practices and“participatory culture” forcity-citizens relationship
[Urban Mediator]
what are those “participatory” practices?
what infrastructures do they entail and what processes willsupport them?
UM is a hypothesis example, more an argument than a realservice (for my own DA)
the “ecosystem” of the board as seen by the lead UI interfacedesigner in 2007.
Download, documentation and demos:http://um.uiah.fi
Most autobiographical of all, based in participatory observation and traces “ready made” solutions for composingmundane media as they are deployed by different actors in different contexts.
3. Media genres and sharingpractices in an extended
family
Helsinki Living Lab initiative (pilot tekes project) The project was set to explore broader partnerships(public/private, developers/users research/business) in the development of new products. Its principal objectivewas to develop user-driven innovation know-how in Arabianranta region (a neighborhood in Helsinki) byinvolving close to 20 different actors (from Universities to small companies and residents) in concrete cases
4. Open inovationframework (HLL)
[Mapping sharing/archiving practices]
formulate a design oriented and resource efficient approach that
could open up the interconnections of a system, to other applications,atools and services as it happens through everyday performances.Case: Saunalahti’s newest web based file sharing service
• exemplify how people through theirpractices assemble and integratetechnology into complex ecosystemsof everyday life. Any new element(products, service, etc) needs to beintegrated and “configured” intowhat exists by people themselves
objetivos
• 1) to identify -and influence- the different designinterfaces that are accessible for those engagedin the projects, and question what it is that theyare "designing";
• 2) inquire about the pertinence of theories ofSocial Practice to a reflexive design practice.
• 3) understand if co-designing tactics could berelevant elements in building new cultures ofknowledge, specifically whether it is at allpossible to enhance overall, and not justcorporate, welfare
