[…] interactions of materials. In her book Hvordan skaber vi bæredygtig udvikling for alle? [How do we create sustainable development for all?], Professor Katherine Richardson, leader of the Sustainability Science Centre at the University of Copenhagen, defines systems thinking as a way to ‘understand and act on interactions’ (p. 28). According to Richardson, modern Western […]

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[…] using raw-glazing in order to skip the initial firing: a method traditionally used by many potters. A conversation developed about how we can improve our understanding of sustainability and sustainable methods in our practices and thus develop a language that helps us communicate our own approach to sustainability. Well aware of the risk of […]

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Kolding School of Design combines awareness of materials, sustainability and innovation in a programme designed to equip the designers of the future to play an active role in addressing the challenges facing society and the planet. Karen Marie Hasling and Morten Krogh Petersen discuss the school’s development – and how they are preparing the […]

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Social sustainability is well on its way to becoming just as crucial as green sustainability in the design of society, from urban spaces to products and human interactions. Before social sustainability became a recurring topic in the conversations that most of us engage in under headings such as equal opportunities, representation and structural barriers, […]

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Maker’s Island Bornholm has entered into a new, strong partnership with an EU-based research project and BOFA (Bornholm’s Waste Sorting). The goal is to create a crafts laboratory to conduct experiments related to sustainability, in a broad sense of the word that includes economic, environmental, social and cultural aspects.

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