Designing Creative Destruction


Autoria(s): Hall, Ashley
Data(s)

28/06/2016

Resumo

This research aims to make a contribution in the context of design thinking at a global cultural scale and specifically how design methods are a feature of the homogenising and heterogenising forces of globalisation via creative destruction. Since Schumpeter’s description of economic innovation destroying the old and creating the new, a number of other interpretations of creative destruction have developed including those driving cultural evolution. However a design model showing the impact of different types of design method on cultural evolution can develop an understanding on a more systemic level from the medium to longer term impact of new designs that homogenise or increase the differences between various cultures. This research explores the theoretical terrain between creative destruction, design thinking and cybernetics in the context of exchanging cultural influences for collaborative creativity and concludes with an experiment that proposes a feedback loop between ubiquitising and differentiating design methods mediating cultural variety in creative ecosystems.

Formato

text

Identificador

http://researchonline.rca.ac.uk/1780/1/DRS%20Designing%20Creative%20Destruction%20V3.0.pdf

Hall, Ashley <http://researchonline.rca.ac.uk/view/creators/Hall=3AAshley=3A=3A.html>, 2016, Conference or Workshop, Designing Creative Destruction at Design Research Society Conference, Brighton, June 28th-30th 2016. (In Press)

Publicador

Design Research Society

Relação

http://researchonline.rca.ac.uk/1780/

Palavras-Chave #W240 Industrial/Product Design
Tipo

Conference or Workshop

PeerReviewed