Nov 23, 08



Postindustrial Design


While keeping in mind the admonition that referring to oneself as "post-" anything is inherently constraining, the notion of "postindustrial design" has a definite ring to it. But what exactly does the term mean? HyperWerk FHBB, a department of the University of Applied Sciences in Basel, Switzerland, is sponsoring a competition to find out.

We are looking for your interpretation of Postindustrial Design: "What does a Postindustrial Designer do?"The task is to express your thoughts and ideas on this subject on a front of a postcard. Three works will be awarded. The first prize will be printed on a postcard and distributed throughout Switzerland.

The competition began May 16, and runs through June 12. Judging will be completed by June 19. Time to get out your Sharpies and/or Wacom pads!

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A postindustrial designer = fabber

Posted by: Patrick Di Justo on May 21, 2005 1:11 PM

A postindustrial designer accepts an absolute limit on the material and energy available to humanity, then works to make what's available better.

Posted by: David Foley on May 22, 2005 9:15 AM

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