Text: Lilia Glanzmann / 9.03.2018 11:08 Eco-Designerin Ursula Tischner spricht anlässlich der Designkonferenz «Beyond Change» in Basel. Im Video-Interview erklärt sie, was Transformationsdesign bedeutet und wie der Wandel zu einer gerechteren und nachhaltigeren Welt gelingt.
Open Innovation for Circular Design
https://youtu.be/E5WZbC-D3zE
Elevate Interview mit Ursula Tischner
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Wie funktioniert innonatives
The purpose of the innonatives online platform is to connect people, who have identified sustainability-related problems with those who can creatively solve them. innonatives also helps people organize adequate funding and collaboration to support their sustainability ideas and solutions. Support for sustainability initiatives is generated through access to a large international network including the public,…
7. infernum-Tag: Vortrag Prof. Ursula Tischer
Prof. Ursula Tischner (Agentur econcept, Köln) referiert zum Thema „Design und Innovation für nachhaltige Lebensstile“.
Ecodal Interview im Jahr 2016, Ursula Tischner
https://youtu.be/mFB6RXfQZsw
Sustainable Design. Strategies for social change!
Circle 00003 (r=4) Content of the discussion: The industrialized countries consume so many resources that developing countries will take every chance to achieve a similar level of prosperity. Why do we fail to design reasonable production and consumption patterns that would put a stop to the overexploitation of nature? How can we at least respect…
Vortrag in St. Pölten, Österreich
noon to noon 12th & 13th February 2009
Ursula Tischner speaks at 24hours design challenge in Ireland: noon to noon 12th & 13th February 2009 at Design Faculty of National College of Art and Design, NCAD 100 Thomas Street, Dublin 08, Ireland.
EcoDesign, Services and New Business Strategies
Thursday 5 June 2008 Prince Philip Theatre / University of Melbourne A public lecture by Ursula Tischner As business responds to new environmental limits, designers now work on eco-efficient services, dematerialisation, eco-innovation, product-service systems and social innovation. What does that mean for cities, office design, consumer products, services, emotional qualities, semantics, new businesses, design education,…