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Tagged: Designing Desire

ARCHIVESCatalyst ReviewDesign InnovationISSUE 7 | DESIGNING DESIRE: Material MattersPublication Content

CATALYZING The Conversation: Designing Desire

The desire for more is deeply designed into modern material cultures.
Catalyst ReviewDesign ManagementISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIREPublication Content

CATALYZING the Conversation: The DNA of Desire and Design

Our conclusion is that desire is hard-wired into the human psyche and into the design process. Both require stimulation and excitement and a sense of reaching for what is potentially possible. Neither is satisfied for very long. Today, both design and desire are pushing up against the edge of a future for nine billion on an overheated planet that aches for more.
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Spooky Action at a Distance

I read a few weeks ago that researchers at the University of Tokyo were able to teleport... Read more →
desire and contemporary psychology, contemporary psychology theories, theories desire, driving human desire, what drives human desire,
ARCHIVESISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIRE

CATALYST Perspective: The Three Ps of Desire – Progeny, Power and Purpose

The Three Ps of Desire: Progeny, Power, and Purpose
CONVERSATIONSDesign ManagementISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIRE

Defining Desire in the 21st Century

Desire means different things to different people. Taken at face value, the word desire is typically associated with sexuality.
ARCHIVESCONVERSATIONSDesign ManagementISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIRE

The Economies of Desire

The past 20 years has seen a dramatic shift in the global economy and the way in which consumers view themselves and the way in which business views the consumer. Companies and designers have reacted to this new hybrid consumer who is accustomed to customization. Andrej Kupetz explores the origins of this “de-segmentation” of the global market place as well as the designer’s individual role and new responsibilities in the 2.0 econom y.
brand value, brand equity social media, social media strategy, brand awareness, social media and marketing, digital communication brand, social media business,
ARCHIVESCONVERSATIONSDesign ManagementISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIRE

Digital Design: The Designer is the Listener

The relationship between customers and design has changed. In this article about the changing landscape of design and its rela- tionship to customers Ira Kauffman discusses methods for design and designers to listen to their end-users’ desires in order to help build better brands, better design solutions and more sustainable practices through social media.
Applied CasesCASESDesign ManagementEconomyISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIREResponsible Production and Consumption

Establishing a Creative Economy

Steve Masterson, COO of Kiska, discusses the need to balance the desires of designers with the desires of consumers and our environment. Masterson offers a brief history of product design and speaks to its ability to create desire in consumers. He emphasizes the need for organizations to marry their business and design strategies in an effective, sustainable, and eco-conscious manner.
ARCHIVESInfographicsISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIRETOOLS

Infographic: Where American’s Spend Their Money

A good measure of desire is to simply examine where we spend our money.
ARCHIVESISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIREReading ListTOOLS

Frozen Desire: The Meaning of Money

In this historical account of the origins of money, author James Buchan crafts a meandering book of money’s rise, fall, adaptation and role in the function of society.
ARCHIVESISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIREReading ListTOOLS

Drive by Daniel Pink

What shapes human desire to perform any action?
ARCHIVESISSUE 6 | DESIGNING DESIREReading ListTOOLS

The Fearful Rise of Markets by John Authers

Americans spend more on housing each year than any other sector of the economy.
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