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This year, we gathered as over 1,000 systemic designers in a truly festival format. Whether you attended one session or twenty, we hope you experienced community, scholarship, and praxeology. This is the final send-off for RSD13, acknowledging the experience we’ve just had and to say bon voyage for the year ahead. Smooth sailing, rocky rapids, or portage-let’s keep the rivers of conversations f...

Birger Sevaldson [dipl NCAD PhD] is a professor at the Institute of Design at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO), Institute of Design. He is trained as an interior architect and furniture designer. He has been practising in various fields of design, including architecture and interior design, furniture design, industrial design and art-based projects. He has a PhD in creative desi...

David Sánchez Ruano, Inés Alvarez-Icaza, Leticia Gaytán Hernández-Magro, Ruth M. León Morán, Martha Elena Núñez López, Laura Beatriz Picca, Juan Carlos Rojas López, Alejandro Acuña López, Alfredo Narváez Lozano, Juan Carlos Márquez Cañizares, Angel Daniel Muñoz Guzmán, Luis Miguel Gutiérrez Contreras [English follows] La noción de diseño y el papel que juega como facilitador del desarrollo, cam...

Professor Tore Gulden at the Department of Product Design is the academic coordinator for the Practice Oriented Systemic Design course at OsloMet. In this video, he explains systemic design. The course is a collaboration between Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway and L'École de design Nantes Atlantique, France (lecolededesign.com) and Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin-University of...

Conversation 2/2: Cybersystemic perspectives and identifiable moments of serendipity A conversation hosted by Ryan Murphy with Ray Ison, Houda Khayame, and Wendy Ross. This set of hour-long systemic design conversations about reviewing concentrates on reviewing papers for conferences and journals. Bring your curiosity, stories, pragmatism, and the proverbial red pen. These systemic design conve...

Conversation 1/2: Considering experience and expertise, norms of practice, and exposure to good practice A conversation hosted by Ryan Murphy with Peter Jones, Ruth Schmidt, and Katelyn Stenger This set of hour-long systemic design conversations about reviewing concentrates on reviewing papers for conferences and journals. Bring your curiosity, stories, pragmatism, and the proverbial red pen. T...

Damian Chapman and Vesna Brujic-Okretic Cybernetic thinking applied as a basis for a constructionist methodology informs the development of circularity.-Damian Our cyber security centre … [is] taking the cyber security agenda vigorously forward within and beyond the University.-Vesna

Mikkel Soya Bølstad Mikkel is a biologist and works as an author, freelance journalist and lecturer specializing in nature, the environment and outdoor life. He has published five books, writes regularly magazines and other publications. He introduces us to the forest, the meaning of forest to people, the problems and opportunities we face when we engage with nature-and how we have consumed the...

Tim Draimin, Cassie Robinson, Vani Jain, and Aatif Baskanderi This discussion brings together people working at the intersection of philanthropy, innovation, and foresight to explore current and promising philanthropic approaches to addressing its paradoxical moment, understanding wicked problems, and enabling humanity-centred transformation. It is also a reference point for designers working w...

Perin Ruttonshea, Stuart Cowan, Myles Sergeant, and Simron J. Singh Ecological economics was established as a field, to account for the dependence and impact of global economies on the natural environment. It also acknowledges the exploitation and marginalisation of racialised, Indigenised, low income, and other diverse populations, that have been driven by a sociopolitical fixation on economic...

Stuart Walker discusses his new book, Design for Resilience, published in the summer of 2023. This session is an opportunity to discuss not only how but also why we should design differently. With over ten books in print and dozens of published articles, Stuart is a consistent and compelling voice on design for sustainability, product aesthetics, and practice-based approaches consistent with en...

These exhibits are a departure from pictorial maps. Two site-specific installations (KraalD, Özçetin & Özçetin) mapped systems so they could be experienced from multiple points of view. The third, an experiment in art-science collaboration (Berry-Firth), resulted in richly rendered systemic representations of scientific findings. Also presented is the inventory of graphical devices and an oppor...

Peter Jones The research and design projects that have applied systemic design to placemaking and social innovation in ecosystems are framed as discovery in “Summer: Ecologizing the future,” and situated within the extraordinary future potentials for Mexico in this dynamic century. These four presentations took place at RSD locations: Bogotá, Monterrey, Toronto, and Washington, DC. These are co...

Socioecological design is a critical focus for design that requires new thinking and approaches. This mapping studio features five projects featuring a range of approaches to mapping socioecological design. There are four National Institute of Design projects (Sipani et al., Guru & Mandlik, Rajan & Sasikumar, Parvathi & Babu), which represent the consistently high graphic standard applied to ex...

Mapping Studio: Mapping as framework

Educating Systemic Designers: Negotiating epistemologies and purposefulness

Mapping Mondays: About our Lives

Human Extinction | A History of the Science and Ethics of Annihilation

The wâhkôhtowin Imagination

Systemic Design: Mapping Roundtable

Critical Systems Thinking

Mapping, Working, and Living with Complex Information

Spatialisation and Memory Mapping Exhibit

Plastic Entanglement-A visual narrative with single-use plastics

Design in Time

ReBuilding the Royal City: System Mapping

Space for Grief Installation: Mapping life’s transitions

The Two Ecologies/The Three Ecologies

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