October 9-11, 2013
"Systemic Design has been suggested as a term for this emerging movement in design with its multiple expressions, including, e.g. Systems Oriented Design, Whole Systems Design, and is closely related to Dialogic Design. What binds systems related theories and practices together with design approaches may be the desire to reintroduce systems approaches with design toward a more effective integrated praxis, becoming more useful to designers (and stakeholders and clients) than evidenced by past performance."
– Birger Sveladson & Peter Jones, Editors RSD2 (publication coming soon)
"Systems thinking and design practice share the characteristic that to be successful, each must concern itself with attending to the needs of the whole and the interactions among its parts. And they suffer the same fate when they succeed. Inevitably they produce unintended consequences and unanticipated side effects. But there is a radical difference in their typical starting places and their logics."
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RSD2 Editors Birger Sevaldson and Peter Jones: What binds systems related theories and practices together with design approaches may be the desire to reintroduce systems approaches with design toward a more effective integrated praxis.
RSD2 Keynote. Birger Sevaldson: Do we have a systems thinking renaissance?
RSD2 Keynote. What are the emergent qualities that arise when AND replaces the argumentative EITHER-OR in design situations?
RSD2 Keynote. Peter Jones.
RSD2 Keynote. Carlos Vezzoli: The framework for the Learning Network on Sustainability (LeNS) project and its Method for System Design for Sustainability (MSDS) are presented.
Facilitator: Alex Ryan
Facilitators: Harold Nelson and Robert Sandusky
Facilitator: Peter Jones
Facilitators: Adrian Paulsen and Jonathan Romm, Halogen
Facilitators: Peter Coughlan and Colleen Ponto
Facilitator: Birger Sevaldson
RSD2 Keynote. Fred Collopy: My thesis is that because the world’s, each society’s, and indeed most businesses’ problems have grown so particular and so complex, designers need the perspective of systems thinkers – and systems thinkers need the tools of designers.
OCTOBER 2013
OCTOBER 2013
RSD10 offers a platform for discussing ongoing work with peers and presents the state-of-the-art in the systemic design field. This year there are two paper tracks: short papers for ongoing work, and long papers for finished work.
More information RSD10.org.
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