Lecture

Design for Sustainability I: Observations to Insights

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Description

This lecture introduces the concept of design ethnography and its application in the context of sustainability. It covers topics such as observational research, unstructured interviews, and the transition from observations to insights. Students learn how to map spaces, conduct fieldwork, and extract insights to inform sustainable design interventions.

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