Proceedings of Relating Systems Thinking and Design: RSD4, 2015
The RSD4 Symposium was held September 1-3, 2015, Banff, British Columbia, Canada.
September 1-3, 2015
"Five keynote speakers presented a range of compelling intellectual engagements, from Don Norman’s provocations to develop a design practice capable of dealing with significant complexity, to Lia Patricio’s resonant case study and model of integration in the Portuguese health records system, to AP-J’s cutting-edge architectural models. Ursula Tischner and Mugendi M’Riitha shared leading sustainability approaches."
– Alex Ryan and Peter Jones, Co-Chairs, RSD4 >
The fourth annual RSD symposium was held at the Banff Centre for Creativity and the Arts in Canada.
The symposium turned a corner – moving from Norway to North America – and enlarging the scope of papers and talks from previous years. The proceedings engaged 40 authors across a range of related fields of design and systemic. The Systemic Design Research Network (SDRN), organized as a collaborative research group, served as the RSD4 planning team.
Photos: Krista McGrath and the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
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The RSD4 Symposium was held September 1-3, 2015, Banff, British Columbia, Canada.
RSD4 Co-Chairs & Editors, Alex Ryan and Peter Jones: A range of compelling intellectual engagements, from Don Norman’s provocations to develop a design practice capable of dealing with significant complexity, to Lia Patricio’s resonant case study and model of integration in the Portuguese health records system, to AP-J’s cutting-edge architectural models.
RSD4 Keynote. Lia Patricio: Designing Portuguese electronic health records.
RSD4 Keynote. Mugendi M’Rithaa: More access to phones than water.
RSD4 Keynote. Ursula Tischner: We need to dematerialize.
RSD4 Keynote. Ann Pendleton-Jullian: How do we have agency in a white water world – rapidly changing, hyperconnected, and radically contingent?
RSD4 Keynote. Don Norman: Design schools need to change, but how?