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This volume spans the two interconnected worlds of the material and the social, at different scales and in different contexts, and explores the value of the knowledge, skills and methods that emerge when design researchers work directly with materials and hold making central to their practice.
List of contents
List of Contributors
Foreword
Jessica Hemmings
Preface
Rebecca Earley and Rosie Hornbuckle
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Rosie Hornbuckle and Rebecca Earley
Chapter 1: From food waste to circular materials for design: experimenting with matter from unconventional origins
Valentina Rognoli, Luca Alessandrini and Barbara Pollini
Chapter 2: Multimorphic Textiles: prototyping sustainability and circular systems
Holly McQuillan
Chapter 3: Hands-on hands-off: on proximities to materials and systems in design research
Rosie Hornbuckle
Chapter 4: Sensory Prosthetics: Materials-Led and User-Centred Research for More Inclusive Prosthetic Limbs
Sarah Wilkes and Caitlin McMullan
Chapter 5: Decolonising Materials: The story of Govindgarh village
Bhaavya Goenka
Chapter 6: NTU X Emmanuel House: Developing a responsible design practice with fashion students and service users
Katherine Townsend, Emma Prince, Alison Escott and Gill Barker
Chapter 7: Sewing Box for the Future: up-skilling the next generation
Jen Ballie, Meredith More and Becca Clark
Chapter 8: Re-creation and recreation: playful sustainable fashion textile projects with school children
Rebecca Earley
Chapter 9: Fashion Activism and Design for Social Change – The Making for Change: Waltham Forest Project
Francesco Mazzarella
Chapter 10: Decolonising Design Perspectives: Steps Towards More Inclusive Circular Economies
Sophie Tendai Christiaens
Chapter 11: Making for Our Time: A journey told through the dress as catalyst for change
Sandy Black and Helen Storey
Index
About the author
Rebecca Earley is UAL Chair of Circular Design Futures and Co-Founder of Centre for Circular Design at Chelsea College of Arts, University of the Arts London.
Rosie Hornbuckle is Senior Researcher in Complex Design Collaborations at Centre for Circular Design at Chelsea College of Arts and Associate at the Service Futures Design Research Lab at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.
Summary
This volume spans the two interconnected worlds of the material and the social, at different scales and in different contexts, and explores the value of the knowledge, skills and methods that emerge when design researchers work directly with materials and hold making central to their practice.
