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Full Project for Human Settlement, the Care of Interdependencies, the Responsibility of the Common Good

Format: Papers, RSD12, RSD12 Papers, RSD12 Programme, Topic: Methods & Methodology

Veneranda Carrino

Outlining scenarios of the new possible as a propaedeutics to the systemic project and for complexity

A hypothesis of didactic exercise as a utopia acted, which roots in the student in thinking in systems on the “human project”, and goes beyond the dimension of the individual project towards the realisation of a project that operates on the care of interdependencies. This a project of relationships for social cohesion or for the possibility of giving rise to an awareness of the self-activating participation in reality, and of the other from oneself and from us.

Examples of narration of the possible of becoming a civil community are proposed as urban places to experience the relationship in the dimension of maximum heterogeneity. 

Projects for a didactic were to experience complex relationships. Concepts of technological artefacts and personal services (collective being) are presented, favouring social aggregation dynamics and enabling a dimension of co-responsibility of the system’s users. The research activity was developed with first-year Communication and Product and Service Design students (Master of Systemic Design).

KEYWORDS: systemic design, design for complexity, socioecological design

RSD TOPIC(S): Methods & Methodology.

Citation (APA 7)
Carrino, V. (2023). Full project for human settlement, the care of interdependencies, the responsibility of the common good. Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design, RSD12. Article 160. https://rsdsymposium.org/project-for-human-settlement/

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Citation Data

Author(s): Veneranda Carrino
Year: 2024
Title: Full Project for Human Settlement, the Care of Interdependencies, the Responsibility of the Common Good
Published in: Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design
Volume: RSD12
Article No.: 160
Post URL: https://rsdsymposium.org/project-for-human-settlement
Host: Georgetown University
Location: RSD12-Hubs & online
Symposium Dates: October 6–20, 2023
First published: 11 September 2023
Updated: 1 July 2026
Publisher Identification: ISSN 2371-8404