VSSD:
Science and Technology b 2010 / vi+65
pp. / paperback / ISBN 978-90-6562-244-0 /
Euro
9.90 The growing awareness of the
need to create sustainable environments and products that
can foster improved quality of life reflects a global shift
from consuming to caring societies. Sustainable living and
working focuses on maintaining and enhancing the quality of
living over time, as related to environmental (planet)
variables, socio-economic (profit) factors, and individual
(people) life styles. Contents
Aerospace
engineering
| Architectuur
en stedenbouw
| Bedrijfsleer,
innovatie, economie, recht en techniek, duurzame
ontwikkeling
| Bedrijfszekerheidstechniek
| Bouwtechniek
| Civiele
techniek |
Bouwen
met Staal
| Elektrotechniek
| Ergonomie
| Fysische
chemie en fysische en chemische
technologie
| Informatietheorie
| Landmeetkunde
| Levenscyclusanalyse
| Materiaalkunde
| (Technische)
natuurkunde
| Toegepaste
mechanica
| Toegepaste
taalkunde: Engels
| Water-
en kustmanagement
| Werktuigbouwkunde
| Wiskunde:
analyse, lineaire algebra,
statistiek
Updated:
21
May
2010, hlf@vssd.nl
Designing for Sustainable
Living & Working
Inaugural
symposium
David Keyson

Similar to recent developments in automotive design,
sustainable product and service design can offer new
commercial opportunities for companies struggling to find
the cutting edge in the market. In the late 1980s, quality
was a key concept for companies competing with low cost
imitations. Today, sustainability offers a similar
cost-benefit potential when projected across the phases of
product production, use and recycling. Product definitions
need to be re-thought as we seek more durable and
responsible designs that shift our values from consumption
of scarce materials and high impact activities on the
natural environment to more meaningful, enriching and
delightful ways of living and working.
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