The RSD6 proceedings were originally published on systemic-design.org and moved to this website in 2020. The ISSN has remained stable as ISSN 2371-8404 since 2016. The original publication can be accessed via the Wayback Machine.
CITATION
Sevaldson, B. (Ed.). (2018). Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design, RSD6. https://rsdsymposium.org/proceedings-of-rsd6/
Note: Citation details are available for individual articles at the bottom of each page.
RSD6 Keynotes & Talks
Introduction to the Proceedings of RSD6—Environment, Economy, Democracy: Flourishing Together
Birger Sevaldson
From Transformation Design to Translation Design
Lucy Kimbell
Systemic Design Approaches in the Public Sector: Are we ready?
Sabine Junginger
Rights to Ground: Human and Non-human Rights Integrated Design and Embedded Architectures
Michael Hensel
The imprints of the fisheries on land – the dynamics and adaptions of a Norwegian fishing village
Karl Otto Ellefsen
Flourishing Lives in Another World
John Ehrenfeld
Dialectic and Inquiry in Design: Understanding surroundings and systems, designing environments
Richard Buchanan
RSD11 Panels & Plenaries
The Visual Representation of Complex Systems: A Typology of Visual Codes for Systemic Relations
Joanna Boehnert
Cybernetics, virtue ethics and design
Ben Sweeting
Design Beyond Design
Kees Dorst
Teaching for democracy in a holistic perspective
Tom Vavik
A people-centred strategy for innovation and participation – benefiting society, business and the individual
Onny Eikhaug
RSD6 Papers (Peer-Reviewed)
Finding the flex in complex public sector systems. Co-designing for services through systemic interventions
OCTOBER 2017
Reconceiving the Hospital as a Business for Flourishing
OCTOBER 2017
Designing the Ecocene: Mapping the political economy of design
Joanna Boehnert
Circular Economy for Food: A systemic interpretation of the circular economy through the holistic view of the gastronomic sciences
OCTOBER 2017
The Design of Design
OCTOBER 2017
Cognitive Point-of-View in Recursive Design
Evan Barba
Design as Production of Presence: Systemic approach to re-designing novelty
Piotr Michura and Stan Ruecker
The Paradigm Strategy
OCTOBER 2017
The A.R.T. of the Waiting Game: Navigating Assisted Reproduction in Ontario, Canada
Denise Philpott, Laura Halleran, Sonia Tagari, and Windemere Jarvis
Supporting co-design in complex healthcare systems through the affordances and metaphors of tangible tools
OCTOBER 2017
Systemic design towards user-centered sustainability in medical treatments
OCTOBER 2017
Wellness, Flourishing Societies and “Over the Horizon” Innovation of Policy and Policy Implementation
OCTOBER 2017
Systems Thinking based Design intervention for Supporting Healthy Ageing / Ageing in Place
John Darzentas, Helen Petrie, and Jenny Darzentas
Design for The Other Side: Prison Reforms through building resilience
OCTOBER 2017
Design for social change: On new practices and organization models that foster knowledge transfers from design sector elsewhere
OCTOBER 2017
Research-action applied to the design of a flourishing community dedicated to sustainable fashion in the Nouvelle Aquitaine region
Marion Real and Iban Lizarralde
Mind the gap! A Norwegian Trial Incentive Program to stimulate government agencies management resources.
OCTOBER 2017
Co-designing cultures within public organizational systems
OCTOBER 2017
Introducing systemic design to support an Australian Government regulatory agency address complex problems.
OCTOBER 2017
Designing with municipalities – democracy in practice?
OCTOBER 2017
Designing for Civic Conversations
Michael Arnold Mages
Who participates in participatory research and innovation?
OCTOBER 2017
Systemic design and social marginalization – Mapping and assessment of projects for the empowerment of people experiencing social exclusion
OCTOBER 2017
Design With / For Now, Co-creation among design students and refugees.
OCTOBER 2017
Nova Agora: How an online platform deconstructs policy disputes to inform deliberative democracy
OCTOBER 2017
Designing more democratically, deliberating more systemically
David Kahane and Alex Ryan
A Systems Framework for Designing of Urban Commons and Sharing Practice: Three Case Studies in Singapore
OCTOBER 2017
Architecture as Systems Design & Innovation Design Discipline
OCTOBER 2017
Encoded ecologies of the Venetian lagoon: A multi-scalar data-driven computational approach for dynamic environments
OCTOBER 2017
Towards Embedded Architectures: Informed Non-standard and Information-based Design
OCTOBER 2017
Landscape of Emerging City Makers: the case of Rotterdam
OCTOBER 2017
COLridor at Zvonařka: Co-Design and Co-Living for Sustainable Futures
Marie Davidová and Kateřina Zímová
Employing Service Design and Systems Thinking Approaches as tools to support collaboration across a multi-stakeholder initiative: the responsible food consumption exemplar
OCTOBER 2017
Design for living in the doughnut: The case of the mobile phone
OCTOBER 2017
Mapping the invisible: Co-designing with taboos and illegal systems as systemic design materials
OCTOBER 2017
Open-Ended Design as Second-Order Design
Francesca Ostuzzi, Walter Dejonghe, and Jan Detand
Teaching Team Work in Systems Oriented Design
Andreas Wettre and Birger Sevaldson
Systemic Design, Affordances, and Architectural Profiling
OCTOBER 2017
Using Gigamapping in Systems Oriented Design Education
OCTOBER 2017
The School of System Change: Designing a learning system as a system change endeavor
Corina Angheloiu, Laura Winn, and Anna Birney
Teaching Design for Democracy
OCTOBER 2017
The Design Ecosystem – A systemic view towards design and society, in the Indian context
OCTOBER 2017
Design as Civics: A citizens’ practical philosophy for making wise decisions that ‘aim’ for the ‘good life’ in our unsustainable era
OCTOBER 2017
Unlocking Barriers to Sustainable Food Procurement in Finland: a Case Study
OCTOBER 2017
Crafting futures in a Lebanese refugee camp: the Burj el Barajneh Souk
OCTOBER 2017
Co-designing a real-world laboratory for systemic design in the Italian Alps
Tobias Luthe
Housing Horizons: Models for Real Estate and Community Investment
OCTOBER 2017
Future Fest: a design concept for deliberative engagement in the urban planning process
OCTOBER 2017
Visualizing the Sociotechnical System as an Urban Democratic Resource; the iCity case study
OCTOBER 2017
Imagining Transitions: Designing a visioning process for systemic urban sustainability futures
Idil Gaziulusoy and Chris Ryan
Designing for Transitions in Environment, Economy, and Democracy
Silvia Mata-Marin, Francis Carter, Dimeji Onafuwa, Ahmed Ansari, and Dan Lockton
Open mind and open heart: Two approaches for exploring the dynamics in stakeholder networks in complex co-design projects
OCTOBER 2017
Systemic map to revitalizing local knowledge in autochthones communities
OCTOBER 2017
Systemic Design Approach on Water Management
OCTOBER 2017
The power of trust and motivation in a designing social system
Mieke van der Bijl-Brouwer
Sustainable System Design
OCTOBER 2017
Putting the horse in front of the wagon: how a multi-contextual design space successfully addresses complex challenge
OCTOBER 2017
Storytelling as a driver for policy developments
OCTOBER 2017
Prototyping as a Resource to Investigate Future States of the System
Juan de la Rosa, Karolina Kohler, and Stan Ruecker
Systemic Maturity Models and Multi-organization Collaborations
Sharon Matthias and Jess McMullin
RSD6 Workshops & Interactives
RSD6 did not include workshops or interactives.
RSD6 Maps & Exhibits
Design for Democracy
Birger Sevaldson, Linda Blaasvær, and Andreas Wettre
Systemic Design Inspired by Nature: Incubating a circular economy based on industrial hemp
Tobias Luthe
A Bridge between People
Simón Sandoval Guzmán
The Interior of Innovation: Framing complexity in co-making spaces
Richardo Saint Clair
Systemic Design Education at the National Institute of Design
Author: Systemic Design Education at the National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad
A Systemic Framework to Create Urban Experience
Manpreet Kaur Juneja
Citizens in the Center: a Dialogue Platform for “Smart” Service Development
Ling Ge
GIGA-mapping the Architectural Performance: Appreciation of New Coming Cultures
Marie Davidová and Mehmet Ali Gasseloğlu
COLridor
Marie Davidová
GIGA-mapping Svalgang and Skuts: Relating Environmental and Social Conditions of Norwegian Traditional Architectures’ Non-Discrete Spaces, so called “Svalgangs” and “Skuts”
Marie Davidová
Ground and Semi-Ground Inhabitation: Cappadacia Case Study Thematic GIGA-Map
Marie Davidová
Track me not
Harshika Jain, Vaibhav Singh, and Praveen Nahar
How might we use real estate investment as an inclusive community-building tool?
Adrienne Pacini
Fight for the Truth: Wrongful Convictions in Canada
Anna Colagrossi, Jyotish Sonowal, Raul Valenzuela, and Roxanne Nicolussi
Crafting Futures in Lebanese Refugee Camps
Helen Avery and Nihal Halimeh
Evolution of the Digital Health Record
Teresa Coronel, Kim Massicotte, Angelsea Saby, and Abezoo Talebzadeh
Copyright Information
Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design (ISSN 2371-8404) are published annually by the Systemic Design Association, a non-profit scholarly association leading the research and practice of design for complex systems: 3803 Tønsberg, Norway (922 275 696).
Attribution
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Referencing Example (APA)
Author(s). (2017). Article title. Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design, RSD6. Article ##. rsdsymposium.org/LINK
Citation data can be found at the bottom of each article.
Review Process
Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design, RSD6 is published online and includes papers and presentations, activity sessions, workshops, and systems maps and exhibits.
Papers and presentations were entered into a single-blind peer-review process, meaning reviewers could see the authors’ names but not vice versa. Reviewers considered the quality of the proposed contribution and whether it addressed topics of interest or raised relevant issues in systemic design. The review process provided feedback and possible suggestions for modifications.
The Programme Committee reviewed and assessed workshops, activities, and systems maps and exhibits with input from the Scientific Committee.
