Podcasts about circulardesign

Welcome to episode 16 of HappyPorch Radio! In this, final episode of Season 7 we have a fascinating conversation with Dr.Lynn Wilson, an expert in circular fashion and sustainable design and CEO at Circular Design Synergy (Circular DS). Dr. Lynn talks about the importance of shifting from linear models to circular ones, emphasising that true sustainability lies not just in materials but also in the entire lifecycle of products. She also explains the role of policy advocacy in promoting circular supply chains and the importance of evidence-based approaches in driving policy change, staggering environmental impact of textile waste and the need for policy measures that incentivize sustainable practices. She shares her thoughts about how important it is to approach policy with the mindset that it is with people and not being done to people.. Further in the conversation we discuss the significance of cross-party collaboration, engaging civil society, NGOs, and government to create a critical mass for change by understanding consumer behaviours and household dynamics. Tune in to hear how important incentives are in circular transitions and how businesses can find practical solutions that benefit their operations while aligning with circular principles!  

Mona Mijthab ist Sozialunternehmerin, Dozentin und Designerin mit Fokus auf zirkuläres Produkt- und Servicedesign und soziale Innovation. Ihre Leidenschaft ist es, komplexe Herausforderungen zu lösen und große Projekte zu managen, wobei sie andere Menschen inspiriert und Teams mit hoher Diversität leitet. In ihrer Arbeit wendet sie partizipative Methoden an, um diverse Akteure in den Designprozess einzubeziehen. 2016 gründet sie MOSAN, ein Sozialunternehmen, das die Lebensbedingungen in einkommensschwachen Gemeinden mit Zugang zu sicheren sanitären Einrichtungen verbessert. Aus den menschlichen Fäkalien werden biologische Pflanzenkohle Dünger für die Landwirtschaft produziert. Die Pflanzenkohle sorgt für ein dauerhaftes Speichern von Kohlenstoff im Boden, was MOSAN zu einer klima-positiven Lösung macht. Aktuell bietet Mosan seine Sanitär Services in Maya-Gemeinden in Guatemala an. Sie ist seit mehr als 6 Jahren Dozentin und Forscherin an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK) und ist Teil des Kernteams im Weiterbildungsprogramm «MAS Strategic Design», wo sie Kurse entwickelt und leitet, so z.B. "Design Thinking for Social Innovation", "Design Methods – User Research", "Design Cultures" und "Intercultural Competencies“. Seit 2014 ist Mona Mitglied des IDIN-Netzwerks am MIT D-Lab, ein Kompetenzbereich des MIT, welcher sich mit der Lösung komplexer Fragestellungen in Krisengebieten befasst. Sie arbeitet dabei an Forschungsprojekten, und leitet Workshops und Innovationsprozesse (z. B. in Kenia, Tansania, Marokko, Kolumbien, Guatemala) Mona hat ihren Bachelor in Industrie Design an der Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal und einen Master in Produkt Design an der Zürcher Hochschule der Künste (ZHdK) erworben. Neben ihrer professionellen Tätigkeit begeistert sie sich für Permakultur, Gärtnern und Fermentation.

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Im heutigen Snack sprechen wir über die zehn Thesen zu gutem Design vom Industriedesigner Dieter Rams. Diese sind nicht nur für Designer*innen interessant, sondern für Macher*innen, Unternehmer*innen und alle, die sich um die Entwicklung und Gestaltung von Services, Produkten und erfolgreichen Marken kümmern.

Im heutigen Snack erkläre ich drei Zukunftsthemen, die im Podcast mit Karel J. Golta fielen: Circular Design, Human-centered Design und Transhumanismus.

Hier im Podcast ging es schon öfter um die soziale und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung, die Marken haben. Doch wie sieht es mit Designer*innen, Innovatoren und Unternehmer*innen aus? Ein Gespräch mit Karel J. Golta über nachhaltige Innovationen, Künstliche Intelligenz und Business Romantik.

Why do brands struggle with sustainability? Uwe Melichar is a German sustainable packaging design expert, president of the European Brand & Packaging Design Association, and a long-standing member of the Red Dot jury.Uwe is focused on sustainable packaging solutions for international brands. Together with his team at MELICHAR Bros., he develops packaging and communication design for clients in Japan, Russia, China, the USA, and various European countries. In this episode, we discuss what "sustainable packaging" should be. We reflect on how to help consumer brands in the transition to a circular economy model. Finally, we understand why the word 'waste' needs to disappear from our vocabulary as soon as possible.Before founding MELICHAR Bros. in 2020, he led the packaging division at the brand agency FACTOR for over 25 years, where he developed packaging projects for Adidas, Bosch, C&A, Huawei, Gardena, Omron, and Miele. Uwe is also a lecturer at several universities, such as the University of Augsburg, a jury at the Pentawards, and a member of the Type Directors Club New York. Resources:Uwe MelicharEuropean Brand & Packaging Design AssociationPentawardsRed Dot awardsFollow us:BRANDERMAN websiteBRANDERMAN InstagramHernán Braberman LinkedInMy packaging design agency TRIDIMAGEPACKNEW BlogSubscribe:Follow BRANDERMAN on your favourite Podcast App so you don't miss any of our upcoming episodes.Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsOvercastIvoox

Did you ever wonder how a large company organizes the transformation to a more circular business? And what if you're producing and selling thousands of products - how to assess and manage their circularity? These are the main questions we will explore in this episode. Simon Skoog from IKEA shares experiences they made so far.

In episode 188, Kestrel welcomes Adriana Galijasevic, the Denim and Sustainability Expert at G-Star RAW, back to the show, alongside Sofie Schop, G-Star RAW’s Sustainability Director. Less than 2 years since the last time G-Star RAW came on the show, this conversation provides an opportunity to check in on the brand and how far they’ve come with their sustainability goals. ”It’s a journey of continuous improvement, and always looking for the solutions. And we always look at these challenges as actually enablers of new design, rather than looking at them as barriers or obstacles to what we do.” -Adriana Galijasevic, Denim + Sustainability Expert at G-Star RAW On this week’s show, Adriana and Sofie share more on G-Star RAW’s recently updated denim icons. Basically, they took their iconic styles that have been selling well, and applied their circular principles to these designs. 100% recyclable, these styles have received the highest denim product certification yet issued by the Cradle to Cradle Product Innovation Institute. Additionally, Kestrel, Adriana and Sofie talk about what G-Star RAW’s sustainability goals are, where they are at now, and where they hope to be in the future. Below is a breakdown of G-Star RAW’s sustainable material and sustainable cotton usage over the years. Their goal by the end of 2020 is to have 100% sustainable cotton and 90% sustainable material. Sustainable material 2016 – 30% 2017 – 57.30% 2018 – 74% 2019 – 86% 2020 – 90% Sustainable cotton 2017 – 70% 2018 – 89% 2019 – 97% 2020 – 100% The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: G-Star RAW unveiled the world’s first Cradle to Cradle certified gold stretch denim fabric in October 2019 Roica, the stretch fiber used in G-Star RAW’s Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold stretch denim fabric The new icons were made with the collaboration of 15 partners, and the full products are Cradle to Cradle Certified Gold “Cradle To Cradle certification is the most rigorous because it looks at the design from five different perspectives — the material health, water stewardship, social fairness, material utilization, and reuse of renewable energies.” Saitex, G-Star RAW’s sustainable manufacturing partner RAW Responsibility, details on G-Star RAW's sustainability approach *This week's episode is brought to you by G-Star RAW.

MUD Jeans is a Dutch sustainable denim brand. In 2013 MUD Jeans introduced the innovative‘Lease A Jeans’ fashion concept. With this concept MUD Jeans has won various prizes such asthe Edie Award for Sustainability Business Models and the Peta Vegan Award. On a daily basis,the company engages and applies itself in the transition towards a circular fashion industry byrecycling or upcycling of resources where possible. MUD Jeans attains the high standards ofvarious sustainability organizations such as the worldwide B Corp. MUD Jeans is the first CO2neutral denim brand according to the BLUEdot certificate process and participates via BLUEdotin CO2 ‘positive’ projects by which it neutralizes its CO2 emission.

Aujourd'hui, nous allons voir une application concrète du design circulaire ! Sources : - https://www.benjerry.fr - https://www.slideshare.net/circulab - Autres études de cas disponibles ici - Disponible sur Spotify, Deezer, iTunes Podcast, Youtube & l'application Podcast Addict Retranscription écrite + sources : https://massotmarion.wixsite.com/website/post/culture-design-il-est-temps-de-casser-des-chaises-s2e26 Musique d'intro & d'outro : www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkNeIUgNPQ8 Un podcast créé, produit et animé par Marion Massot, designer. Suivez-moi sur : Twitter : CultureDesign2  Facebook : Culture Design  Instagram : Culturedesign_bymarion  Twitter perso : Jedisigner  Page Facebook : Marion Massot, designer et bien plus encore  Site Web : https://massotmarion.wixsite.com/website/  -  Vous pouvez me soutenir sur la plateforme de financement participatif Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/culture-design

C'est quoi le design circulaire ? Disponible sur Spotify, Deezer, iTunes Podcast, Youtube, l'application Podcast Addict... Retranscription écrite : https://massotmarion.wixsite.com/website/post/culture-design-il-est-temps-de-casser-des-chaises-s2e24 Musique d'intro & d'outro : www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkNeIUgNPQ8 Un podcast créé, produit et animé par Marion Massot, designer. Suivez-moi sur : Twitter : CultureDesign2  Facebook : Culture Design  Instagram : Culturedesign_bymarion  Twitter perso : Jedisigner  Page Facebook : Marion Massot, designer et bien plus encore  Site Web : https://massotmarion.wixsite.com/website/  -  Vous pouvez me soutenir sur la plateforme de financement participatif Tipeee : https://fr.tipeee.com/culture-design

De Circl podcast is dé maandelijkse inspiratie boost voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de wereld van circulariteit. Rose-Ann Lum Chou interviewt verrassende en inspirerende ondernemers, wetenschappers en creatievelingen die op hun eigen manier bijdragen aan een duurzame wereld. Ontdek wat circulariteit voor jou kan betekenen. Kijk ook voor meer evenementen, workshops en tools op www.circl.nl Slechts 30% van de geproduceerde kleding wordt verkocht en gedragen. Hoe voorkomen we waste in de fashion industrie en hoe realiseren we gedragsverandering bij consumenten? In deze aflevering alles over de noodzakelijke veranderingen in de mode-industrie met Peter Leferink (Stichting M-ODE en Principal Design Lecturer AMFI), Annemarie Rakhorst (ondernemer, publicist en veelgevraagd spreker op het gebied van duurzaamheid) en Sara Dubbeldam (Kuyichi en When Sara Smiles).

De Circl podcast is dé maandelijkse inspiratie boost voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de wereld van circulariteit. Rose-Ann Lum Chou interviewt verrassende en inspirerende ondernemers, wetenschappers en creatievelingen die op hun eigen manier bijdragen aan een duurzame wereld. Ontdek wat circulariteit voor jou kan betekenen. Kijk ook voor meer evenementen, workshops en tools op www.circl.nl Wie bol.com hoort, denkt niet meteen aan duurzaamheid. Toch is deze webwinkel op allerlei manieren bezig om een bijdrage te leveren aan een duurzamere toekomst. Het doel is dat consumenten in 2025 volledig klimaatneutraal moeten kunnen winkelen bij bol.com. Marjolein Verkerk legt uit. Ook aan tafel ‘MVO manager van het jaar’: Geanne van Arkel, tevens Head of Sustainable Development bij Interface. “Wij hebben altijd 100 procent of 0 procent doelstellingen. Lekker makkelijk”, aldus Geanne. Wat zijn de drijfveren achter deze duurzame ambities? Hoe zorg je voor een beweging – intern en binnen de rest van de keten? Waar liggen kansen? Wat zijn belemmeringen en mogelijkheden om uiteindelijk samen de circulaire transitie te versnellen? En wat kunnen wij van ze leren? Je hoort het in deze Circl podcast aflevering.

De Circl podcast is dé maandelijkse inspiratie boost voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de wereld van circulariteit. Rose-Ann Lum Chou interviewt verrassende en inspirerende ondernemers, wetenschappers en creatievelingen die op hun eigen manier bijdragen aan een duurzame wereld. Ontdek wat circulariteit voor jou kan betekenen. Kijk ook voor meer evenementen, workshops en tools op www.circl.nl. Circl’s razende reporter Malu Hilverink bezoekt Marijn Muller, oprichter en eigenaar van Cartoni design, en Annemieke Koster, oprichter en eigenaar van de duurzame weverij Enschede textielstad. Beide presenteren hun werk tijdens de Dutch Design Week. Malu ontdekt hoe beide ontwerpers hoogwaardige (design)producten maken, zonder nieuwe grondstoffen te gebruiken, en leert over slow design en recycling van stoffen.

De Circl podcast is dé maandelijkse inspiratie boost voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de wereld van circulariteit. Rose-Ann Lum Chou interviewt verrassende en inspirerende ondernemers, wetenschappers en creatievelingen die op hun eigen manier bijdragen aan een duurzame wereld. Ontdek wat circulariteit voor jou kan betekenen. Kijk ook voor meer evenementen, workshops en tools op www.circl.nl. Kunstenaarsduo Les Deux Garcons en kunstenaar Florentijn de Boer presenteren hun circulaire ontwerpen tijden de expositie ‘From Trash to Treasure’. Expert Rose-Ann spreekt hen over de betekenis van circulariteit voor hun werk, waar zij hun inspiratie vandaan halen, maar vooral over hoe restmaterialen onze wereld een mooiere plek maken.

De Circl podcast is dé maandelijkse inspiratie boost voor iedereen die geïnteresseerd is in de wereld van circulariteit. Rose-Ann Lum Chou interviewt verrassende en inspirerende ondernemers, wetenschappers en creatievelingen die op hun eigen manier bijdragen aan een duurzame wereld. Ontdek wat circulariteit voor jou kan betekenen. Kijk ook voor meer evenementen, workshops en tools op www.circl.nl. Opgenomen vanuit Circl tijdens de eerste editie van de expositie ‘From Trash to Treasure’. Expert Rose-Ann Lum Chou gaat in gesprek met de oprichters van de expositie; Marijn Muller en Pien Rademakers over het design van de toekomst, inspirerende voorbeelden en dilemma’s in de designindustrie.

In episode 108, Kestrel welcomes two key players at G-Star RAW to the show - Adriana Galijasevic, their Denim and Sustainability Expert, as well as Frouke Bruinsma, corporate responsibility director at G-Star RAW. A condition for doing business at G-Star RAW today, sustainability has been formally built into the company's framework since 2006. "SUSTAINABILITY HAS BEEN A CONDITION FOR DOING BUSINESS AND IT'S A CONSTANT WORK IN PROGRESS, SO WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THE NEXT SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION AND ALWAYS STRIVING TO SURPASS OUR LATEST SUSTAINABLE ACHIEVEMENTS."  -ADRIANA GALIJASEVIC, G-STAR RAW'S DENIM + SUSTAINABILITY EXPERT In this episode, Kestrel asks Adriana + Frouke to share their personal experience with sustainability, as well as the background story G-Star RAW has connected to sustainability. In 2012, G-Star RAW took their sustainable capsule and decided to expand that concept and apply it to their entire line. Since then, sustainability has been a condition for doing business and it's a constant work in progress.  Adriana + Frouke also share a very in-depth and detailed account of the layers of sustainability + circularity that were integrated into the design and manufacturing process behind The Most Sustainable Jeans Ever. As Adriana explains, The Most Sustainable Jeans Ever are a culmination of all of the sustainability work G-Star RAW has been doing formally since 2006; the team developed this project using a holistic approach, and a sustainable lens on every step of the process. The denim fabric used in this project was certified Gold level by Cradle to Cradle, and one of the most powerful elements of this collection is that G-Star RAW has created open-source access to their sustainable denim fabric-development processes through C2C's Fashion Positive Materials Collection. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: "Cradle To Cradle: Remaking The Way We Make Things", book that impacted Adriana's interest in sustainability "If You Care About Ethical Fashion, It's Time To Stop Sleeping On G-Star RAW", article by Whitney Bauck in Fashionista Some of the issues with denim manufacturing historically when it comes to sustainability: + The indigo and the use of sodium hydrosulfites + Cotton and its water-intensive nature as a crop + throughout the denim manufacturing process DyStar®, partner G-Star RAW worked with to develop the cleanest indigo technology for their most sustainable jeans (the process uses 70% less chemicals + 15% less indigo, it doesn't require any hydrosulfites and it produces no salt byproduct in the reduction or the dyeing process) Artistic Milliners, partner G-Star RAW worked with in the development of their fabric for the most sustainable jeans Saitex, where G-Star produces - "basically the beacon of sustainable manufacturing" Bangladesh Accord, one of the first ways the industry started working together to collaborate Renewed Denim, new product launching in stores in May (jeans made with upcycled yarns from recycled G-Star RAW jeans) EarthColors, launched in November 2017 (in collaboration with Archroma, naturally-dyed jeans, colored with traceable dyestuff derived from recycled plants and nutshells) Lena Library, a Fashion Library in Amsterdam where you can "check out" or lease garments  Recommended Reading From Intro:"Fonts, Colors, Layouts Impact Whether Customers Will Buy From Your Website" via The Fashion Law

In episode 101, Kestrel welcomes trailblazing print textile designer Becky Earley to the show. A designer, researcher, educator and facilitator for circular textiles, Becky is also a key part of the research consortium work for Mistra Future Fashion, as well as the UE Horizon 2020 project Trash2Cash. "The job and role of the designer is changing radically - you're not just bringing a product to the shop floor anymore - you have to know so much more now about what will happen next."  -Becky Earley, Circular Design Expert In this episode, Becky takes us back to some of the history and evolution of her work, including her early "upcycling" projects before the word had even been established. She highlights how she believes the designer plays a unique role moving into the future and how circular design concepts are part of that shift.  Additionally, Becky shares thoughts on how moving forward, she anticipates that the user will have more control and knowledge around the speed of the things in their wardrobe. So, not only will brands ask people to bring things back to the store when they're sick of them, but products will actually be created to move at different speeds in your wardrobe. As Becky says, there will be a need for fast and slow fashion in the future.  The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: TED (Textiles, Environment, Design): group at Chelsea University that became the origins of what is now considered, the Centre for Circular Design Textiles Future Research Centre Centre For Circular Design, website coming soon Trash2Cash, the EU Horizon 2020 project Mistra Future Fashion, research for systemic change in fashion Filippa K, a brand that Becky is working on a project for through Mistra Future Fashion Textile Toolbox, TED’s web platform project for MISTRA Future Fashion Ellen MacArthur Foundation Dutch Design Week, where Becky's team for Trash2Cash will be presenting their final prototypes Innovations in recycling waste paper into new cellulosic fiber at Aalto University in Finland